Shear force is unbalanced to the left or right of the section.

Q: Find others Force applied =2.78N Area = 1mm?

A: Given data : Force=F Area=A   Required : Stress

Q: The shear center is the point through which a force can be applied which will cause a beam to bend…

A: The shear center is defined as a point on which an applied external load does not create any twist…

Q: Draw the shear diagram for the beam. Follow the sign convention. Click on "add vertical line off" to…

A: Sign convention for finding reactions: 1.force upward + downward - 2.Moment CW + CCW -

Q: right value of the distance from A, where the maximum positive bending moment occurs?

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Q: member forces

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Q: Find the shear lane angle

A: Given data; α=220t2=0.8 mmVC=48 m/minf=0.4 mm/rev Acc.to question find the shear lane angle ?

Q: the normal and shearing

A: To determine the normal and shear stress .

Q: A) Construct the shear and bending moment diagrams.

A: Construct the Shear and bending moment

Q: A 5 Find shear and bending moment diagrams

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Q: To find the true shape of the section, it must be projected on a plane parallel to the Profile plane…

A: A profile plane is a third plane that is perpendicular to both vertical and horizontal planes and…

Q: -n with = cost +

A: The equation for simple harmonic motion(free motion) is m d2xd t2 + kx=0 ( drag force is negligible)…

Q: When cutting a beam at a point within a distributed load, you should always

A: The uniform distributed load is the force applied on an area while the point load is the force…

Q: Force developed on the plate ?

A: Given: Velocity,v=68 m/sFlat plate moving away from it at,u=58 m/sThe cross-sectional area,A=0.02…

Q: What does the moment of the force measure

A: Given data What does the moment of the force measure..??

Q: reduction in area

A: Given: Initial diameter D=15.55 mmFinal diameter d=7.35 mm TO determine: The percentage reduction in…

Q: What is the capacity of the built-up sections?

A: Built-up sections: The built-up sections are the fabricated member of two or more than two standard…

Q: Draw shear force and bending moment diagrams

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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: Find bending moment

A: Given; A concentrated load P acts on a simply supported beamof span L at a distance L/3 from the…

Q: subjected to varying bending moment along its length?

A: Given; From given fig;Distribution transverse shear stress across depth h of a rectangular beam…

Q: In drawing process, tensile forces are used to reduce the cross section of the workpiece. Select…

A: The drawing process is generally is done at the room temperature. To reduce the required forces, it…

Q: - The corrected length of tape. - The true length of the line.

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Q: 10. For any part of the beam, between two concentrated load Shear force diagram is a Horizontal…

A: For any part of the beam between two concentrated load shear force diagram is a Horizontal straight…

Q: What is the maximum shearing strain on the shaft

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Q: Draw the 5 major parts of an automobile that is subjected to bending and twisting moment.

A: Bending in automobile parts occurs due to loading in the vertical plane, the weight of components,…

Q: nded from a rope is pulled aside with a below Calculate: -

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Q: Draw oblique half section in 45 degrees

A: OBLIQUE VIEWS Oblique drawings provide a quick way to sketch an object and represent the three…

Q: In a beam, the positive shear in the left end is pointed __________________. Group of answer…

A: Let suppose a beam of L length.  Load P is pointed at the end of beam

Q: What does the shear flow measure?

A: The shear flow is defined as the shear force per unit length in a thin walled perimeter. The…

Q: What is the average force magnitude?

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Q: The value of Bending moment will be maximum, when shear force changes its sign from '+' to '-' .…

A: The value of Bending moment will be maximum, when shear force changes its sign from '+' to '-' . To…

Q: Calculate the shape factor of given section

A: The given section is

Q: What is a bending moment?

A: Bending moment: Bending moment is a moment which developed in any structure or body when a force or…

Q: ind the velocity and shear stress equations..

A: It is given that V=10 kN. The area of cross-section is

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

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

Q: find the length of (20mm) diameter bore is equal to that in the (30 mm) diameter bore,

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Q: nd shear stress is ?

A: Given, σ1 and σ2 are the algebraically largest and smallestprincipal stresses respectively.Then find…

Q: The rate of change of shear force with respect to the distance is called as Bending Moment. Select…

A: The rate of change of the bending moment with respect to the distance is called shear force.

Q: A telephone pole has been knocked over by the wind so that it makes an angle of 15 degrees with the…

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Q: In bending moment diagram, the point where bending moment is maximum is known as point of contra…

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Q: What is a Couple Moment?

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Q: Force developed on the plate?

A: Given: With a velocity of 67 m/s a jet of water issues from nozzle, It impinges on a flat plate…

Q: Draw a FBD of section CD. Do not solve the rest of the problem

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Q: The coefficient of bend value is the energy loss due to bend in a pipe depends on the pipe diameter,…

A: The loss of head due to pipe bend is given by - KV22g where V is average velocity of flow through…

Q: A couples produces

A: Couple of Forces:- It is defined as the pair of the force Which are equal in magnitude but opposite…

Q: which of the following law(s) should be satisfied?

A: Given, Fluid enters at point 1 and exit from point 2 and 3.

Q: force developed on the plate?

A: Given: Water from jet issues from a nozzle with;Velocity,v=20m/sIt impinges normally on a flat plate…

Q: Pls answer the sub parts (ii), (iii) and (iv).

A: Consider the T-s diagram shown below for the given process.

Q: um transverse shear stress and bending

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Torsion

In mechanical engineering, torque, torsion, and twisting moment are three of the most important concepts which have different meanings. Torque is the consequence of a moment of a force that produces an angular acceleration in a body or induces rotational kinetic energy in a body. For instance, in an automobile, the power transmission shaft is a body that is always under rotation due to the external torque acting on it, this torque is created by the engine.