Write some of the fundamental problems in axial forces?

Q: IF load : 100N and Effort force : 500N How can we calculate Fulcrum force?? Do anyone have a good…

A: GivenLoad=100NEffort force =500N

Q: A 1.5 mean diameter flywheel, 600kg weight changes its speed from 240 to 230rpm during shearing…

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Q: Why is it important to determine the slopes and displacements?

A: Slope – when ever any load is applied on the beam due to its elastic properties it bend in very…

Q: The equivalent Youngs modulus of combined assembly shown in figure is

A: Cross sectional area of section 1 is, A1. Young's modulus of section 1 is, E1. Cross sectional area…

Q: illustrate a part subjected to bending load in real life application and analyze it in detail.

A: Given Part To find Affect of bending load on the part with practical application Bending calculation

Q: Define the term distributing force?

A: Distributing force:- Distributing Force is the force acting on the body over a length or surface.…

Q: Express the compatibility conditions in terms of the displacements caused by the loading?

A: The compatibility condition is based on the fact that any change in length of the bar must be…

Q: Which of the following is not the characteristic of Friction?

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Q: What are the Coplanar Loadings?

A: Loadings are said to be coplanar when they all are lying in a plane example :  Plane trusses

Q: WHAT ARE THE PROPERTIES OF THE PSEUDO-FORCES [CHORIOL,

A: A Pseudo force (also called a fictitious force, inertial force or d'Alembert force) is an…

Q: amshaft bearing shell what material can be used ? why. Explain the properties of material

A: The cam bearing's principal function is to support and spin the camshaft, allowing it to open and…

Q: 6- Justify the selection of standard rolled steel sections in mechanical designs.

A: The properties required for mechanical design are: Strength- The strength is measured by the…

Q: Write at least Three assumptions in the Theory of simple Bending.  What do you mean by Fatigue Ratio

A: When bending occurs due to beam self-load plus external load, it is referred to as simple bending.…

Q: A bolt assembly is experiencing 100 kN of force. The diameter of the head is 50mm, bolt diameter is…

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Q: Which is not a performance factor of the design of a journal bearing? choose answer below…

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Q: What are Shear and Moment Diagrams?

A: Shear and moment diagrams are investigative tools that are utilized for structural analysis in order…

Q: How forces are transmitted?

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Q: A 200 mm x 250 mm, 8-cylinder, 4-stroke diesel engine has a brake power of 150 kW. The mechanical…

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Q: Write the equation to calculate the work done by an axial force?

A: Work: Work is defined as the multiplication of the axial force on the body and displacement…

Q: Discuss the effects of applying a torsional loading to a long straight member?

A: Torsional Loading causes the deformation of the straight member about its longitudinal axis. It is…

Q: How was the shear formula derived?

A: Shear Stress: This is the ratio of force acting per unit area of an object/component.  This is…

Q: Define the termTruss?

A: The truss is a structure that is used to distribute the load. It is made by combining members into…

Q: 1-Mathematically, define the concept of rigid body transformation? 2-What properties are kept…

A: Answer 1: Rigid transformation: A rigid transformation is a movement of the objects which does not…

Q: Elaborate the assumptions made in the theory of simple bending. 4. Elaborate the assumptions made in…

A: Answer 3: Assumptions made in the theory of simple bending or pure bending: The material of the…

Q: Describe the Torsional moment or torque, T?

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Q: Explain Bending Moment with example?

A: A bending moment is the extend of bend in an element reaction induced in a structural element when…

Q: Can the External forces be applied to a body as distributed or concentrated loadings?

A: Yes, external forces can be distributed or concentrated.

Q: Define non conservative forces.

A: Given Non conservative forces To find Definition of non-conservative forces

Q: Describe four (4) common forging defects

A: GIVEN SUBJECT- MATERIAL SCIENCE             TOPIC  - FORGING REQUIRED EXPLANATION ABOUT  four (4)…

Q: Provide a precise definition of the cross-product. And give an explanation of how it relates to…

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Q: A 1.5m mean diameter flywheel, 600kg weight changes its speed from 240 rpm to 230 rpm during…

A: Write the given data in the problem. D=1.5 mm=600 kgN1=240 rpmN2=230 rpm    t=30 mm Here, D is the…

Q: Imagine two gears in mesh, the pinion is rotating clockwise, what is the force analysis for such a…

A: Explanation: The pinion is rotating clockwise and connected with the gear. Assume the gear us spur…

Q: Describe distributed loadings?

A: Distributed load is a load applied across a length or area instead of at one point on a beam. If we…

Q: Question 1 What is the difference between bending stress and pitting resistance? And why is it…

A: Bending stress is normal stress that can am object encounter when it is subjected to a large load at…

Q: 2.) When a beam 6 m long with a cross-sectional area of 19.4 cm2 is subjected to a compression force…

A: Given data: The length of the beam, L = 6 m. The area of the beam, A=19.4 cm2. The compression…

Q: Question #1) What is friction.explain its types briefly.

A: Friction is a resistive force which develops between two bodies in contact when they have some kind…

Q: Why are most of the loadings coplanar?

A: In the case of coplanar loadings system  The net force of the system is zero and The net moment is…

Q: What are undamped vibrations?

A: Undamped vibrations Vibration is a process in which at equilibrium position oscillations initiate.…

Q: Draw the Free-body diagram in the image below of the BLOCK, and  accurately label everything.…

A: A pin joint will exert both horizontal and vertical components of reaction. The spring is attached…

Q: Figure if the center of the thin disc is drawn 15 mm and released; assuming that there is no slip…

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Q: Bending Moment = ? %3D Shear force = ? %3D

A: To find Shear force (Vx) Bending moment (Mx)

Q: In a sheet metal of 2 mm thickness a hole of 10 mm diameter needs to be punched. The yield strength…

A: Given that metal thickness = 2 mm Hole diameter is 10 mm And the ultimate shear is 80 MPa.

Q: Two shafts, each carrying a four-stepped pulley, are to be connected by a crossed belt. The driving…

A: Three to five grooves make up a conventional step pulley. Multiple functional speeds can be achieved…

Q: Discuss the concept of shear force and bending moment diagram and its applications   Discuss in…

A: shear force and bending moment diagram and its applications Shear force and bending moment are very…

Q: For the same question what stiffness k needed so the rod will stop smoothly on horizontal position 3

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Q: Assume you are bending a 3/16” thick rolled plate of Al 6061-T6 at a 90-degree angle. The initial…

A: Solution: Given Data: t=316"Ri=0.35"   Note: Yield strength of Al 6061-T6 is: Sy=35000 psi Young's…

Q: Discuss briefly with neat sketches the longitudinal transverse and torsional free vibrations.

A: INTRODUCTION : Vibration problems occur whenever there are rotating or moving elements in the…

Axial Load

When a bar of the uniform cross-section is acted by a load, such that the load acts along the longitudinal axis of the bar, such kinds of loadings are known as axial loadings. In general terms, a load is an external force acting on a component. An axial load acts perpendicular to the geometric cross-section of the component. Based on the direction of the application of the load, an axial load can be tensile or compressive. The analysis of bodies under the action of axial loads is generally studied under the branch of mechanics, known as statics.