Negative force and Displacement will cause compression andcontraction? True or False?

Q: What is the relationship between the ?distance from neutral axis and stress

A: The stress, s, in the element a distance, y, from the neutral axis i s proportional to the…

Q: Young modulus of a material is 250 GPa. What is its rigidity modulus if Poisson’s ratio of the…

A: Young's modulus of a material is, E=250 GPa Poisson’s ratio of the material is, μ=0.3

Q: The increase in size of the hole in a metal plate that is contact with a bolt is an indication of…

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Q: A pair of forces which causes one face of a material to slide relative to an adjacent face are…

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Q: What is the internal axial force?

A: Internal Axial Force is defined as the force acting in the direction parallel to the axis of the…

Q: Can someone do a a static force analysis on this? Like method of joints sort of thing. Forgot how…

A: Static force analysis is done to do the analysis of the structure  and to check what will be the…

Q: Impact strength value increases with increase in cross-sectional area at notch. Select one: True…

A: Impact Strength : it is defined as the ratio of Energy absorbed upto fracture point to the Area of…

Q: Do the columns buckle suddenly?

A: Buckling is the deformation or bowing  that occurs in a member subjected to  compressive loads. In…

Q: Which of the following produces least friction? a. Sliding friction O b. Composite friction O c.…

A: Friction:- Friction is the force that resists the motion of one surface relative to another with…

Q: 4) Answer with true or false :- 1) the force applied to the specimen in shear center was static ( )…

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Q: need 4 & 5 Qi: The load on a bolt consists of an axial pull of 10 kN together with a transverse…

A: Assume - Tensile stress at elastic limit=100MPaPoisson ratio=0.3

Q: Circle all correct statements. Plastic deformation a. Is permanent. b. Is recoverable. c. Can be…

A: Dear student, we are suppose to solve only one question. Please post other question as a separate…

Q: shear strain produced during the operation

A: Given; Feed given to the zero degree rake angle tool is=0.2 mm/revWhere, During pure orthogonal…

Q: The compressive force is applied tangentially across the resisting section. Select one: True False

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Q: On a helical compression spring, the direct shear stress is greater than the torsional shear stress.

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Q: A bolt is expected to break at 105 ft-lb of torque. A cheater bar is being used to tighten the bolt.…

A: Given data: The torque required to break the bolt is T = 105 ft-lb. The length of the wrench is l =…

Q: What are the Regions of Concentrated Force and Moment?

A: Concentrated moments which have fixed value, Whereas Moment due to eccentric loads vary with…

Q: Q3): Choose the correct answer for the foll 1. Fine threads bolts have a tensile stress area (cross…

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Q: a double –acting cylinder pushing a load pressure of 45MPa, the cylinder bore has a diameter of 94mm…

A: Given: de = 94 mm di = 16 mm P = 45 MPa Fe = ? Fr =?

Q: Draw the Mohr Circle and mark important points for a rod under pure tensile load & torsion

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Q: Q3): Choose the correct answer for the following: 1. Fine threads bolts have a tensile stress area…

A: Given questions are: 1. Fine thread bolts have a tensile stress are  smaller than coarse thread…

Q: When does a couple of moment work?

A: A couple is when a system of forces has no net force but has a net moment. A couple causes pure…

Q: how to verify flexure formula with given data?

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Q: Line joining Sut (Ultimate strength of the material) on mean stress axis and Se (endurance limit of…

A: A parabolic curve joining the endurance stress point and the ultimate stress point is called the…

Q: FIGURE 3.16 Tension test on a round steel specimen showing grips and an exten- someter with an LVDT.

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Q: What is the Flexure Formula?

A: The stresses in the beam caused by the bending moment is called as flexural or bending stress.

Q: Load  applied tangentially across the resisting section is Select one: Buckling Tensile…

A: Shear Stress When two equal and opposite forces are applied tangentially across the resisting…

Q: What trigonometric identity can be used to summarize an equation for tension force determination?

A: Given Data : Trigonometric identity Tension force determination

Q: Name the 2 types of axial loading?

A: Two types of axial loading are tensile and compressive stress. Both kinds of stresses arise within…

Q: B. what is the type of force in each one of the figures below depending on the contact? 2 00. Fpash…

A: Types of Forces acted at different Kinds.

Q: What is the strength ratio for a 160 lb (72.7 kg) client who has a 10RM of 180 lb (81.6 kg) on the…

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Q: Q1- What is the theory of experiment? Q2- Define the spring? What kinds of the spring? Q3- Why the…

A: 1) The theory of the experiment would indicate the underlying principles that constitute the…

Q: axial force is always a normal force. True or false?

A: Axial force: Axial Force is generally defined as the Force acting along the axis of the body.…

Q: Identify at least FIVE (5) factors that affect the Force, F in Figure

A: factors affect the force in above fig these factors leads to improper process and non uniform force…

Q: What is the procedure to apply the shear formula?

A: What is the procedure to apply the shear formula?

Q: Which of the following won't have the same unit as the others? Select the correct response: Stress…

A: Stress:  It is the ratio of internal resistive force per unit area of any object is known as stress…

Q: Describe the function of a double-acting cylinder. Which differences between advancing and…

A: given ; Describe the function of a double-acting cylinder. Which differences between advancing and…

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Q: DIFFERENTAITE SHEAR STRESS FROM SHEAR STRAIN. THEIR RATIO

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Q: Plastic stage is when all elements of a steel section is in yielding condition and reaches its…

A: Stages in the loading curve of material are: Limit of proportionality PLastic stage Ultimate…

Q: nge in spring stiffness (in cimal places).

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Q: Which material is NOT capable of holding a static load at 600 °C? Magnesium Nickel Aluminium…

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Q: 1000N V₁-0 750 -6m- 1000 N V2=? -3m- 1000 N V3=?

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Q: What kind of loadings are said to be dynamic?

A: If magnitude, point of application of the load vary with respect to time, then it is known as…

Q: What is the internal axial force in a member?

A: Whenever any load applied on a member the material of the object opposes its action in the opposite…

Q: Find tensile load

A: Given:  specimen diameter, d= 5 mm tensile stress, σ = 31.83 MPa To find: tensile load (F)

Q: 7. What is meant by eccentric loading and eccentricity?

A: What is meant by eccentric loading and eccentricity

Q: a bolt pattern in shear, if the line-of-action of the load passes through the centroid of the bolt…

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Q: What does the flexure formula describe?

A: A beam is failed due to the following criteria 1) Bending stress 2) Shear stress 3) Normal stress

Q: What does the application of the flexure formula require?

A: given: What does the application of the flexure formula require?

Basic Terminology in Mechanics

The area of science and mathematics concerned the motion of the objects, the relation between the force matter, and motion if specified. Forces exerted over the objects result in displacements or changes in the position of an object concerning its environment. This branch of physics keeps its roots in Ancient Greece in the form of the scripts of Aristotle and Archimedes.