
Calculating Deformation
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Joseph Anderson
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MOM Final Exam Review
by Katie Heckman
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Multiple Choice
The relationship between longitudinal and lateral strain that is associated with an applied axial load is defined by:
Hooke's Law
Poisson's ratio
Euler's Buckling Load
Saint Venant's Principle
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What is Hooke's Law?
What is Poisson's Ratio?
What is Euler's Buckling Load?
What is St. Venant's Principle?
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Multiple Choice
The elastic region of a stress-strain diagram for steel has the following characteristics:
The stress and strain are linearly related
Defines the modulus of elasticity for a material
When loaded and unloaded in this region, specimen will return to its original shape
All of the above
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Multiple Choice
74.7 MPa
74.7 GPa
88.3 MPa
7.85 MPa
53.3 MPa
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Multiple Choice
Determine the location of the centroid (y) from the given x' axis
6 in
7.18 in
7.45 in
8.10 in
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Multiple Choice
At failure, the fracture stress of a specimen was 925 MPa. The original cross sectional area was 126.7 mm2 and the final cross section diameter was measured at 8.89 mm. What is the true engineering stress at fracture?
150 MPa
925 N
453 MPa
1890 MPa
2250 MPa
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Multiple Choice
For the applied loads and dimensions, calculate TAB.
12.5 lb-in
12.5 lb-ft
25 lb-in
25 lb-ft
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Multiple Choice
A No. 2 pencil is subject to Torque as shown. The appropriate geometry of deformation is:
ϕ1 + ϕ2 = 0
ϕ1 = ϕ2 = 0
ϕ1 − ϕ2 =T
ϕ1 = ϕ2
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Multiple Choice
Where is the maximum shear stress found due to a transverse load on the constant cross section of a beam
At the neutral axis
At the outer fibers
All of the above
None of the above
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Multiple Choice
The principal stresses at a point are shown on a stress element and the associated Mohr’s Circle. Determine the maximum in plane shear stress.
7 ksi
18 ksi
25 ksi
50 ksi
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Multiple Choice
The principal stresses at a point are shown on a stress element and the associated Mohr’s Circle. Determine the absolute max shear stress.
7 ksi
18 ksi
25 ksi
50 ksi
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Multiple Choice
On Mohr's circle for a stress element, the average normal stress is found at the same rotation as:
the principal normal stresses
the max shear stress
σx and σy
hoop and tangential stresses
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Multiple Choice
The vertical beam deflection at B is calculated to be vb. If the moment is doubled, the deflection at B will be:
1.5 x vb
2 x vb
3 x vb
4 x vb
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Answer: 2 x vb
Must use the elastic curve equation (last column)
- Doubling M doubles v
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