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The document contains 12 problem statements involving the structural analysis of bars, trusses, plates, and cylinders. Each problem requires determining nodal displacements, stresses in elements, and reaction forces. Additionally, all parameters are to be evaluated analytically and results are to be compared. Problems involve materials like steel and consider applied loads, pressures, and temperature gradients.

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Problem Statement

The document contains 12 problem statements involving the structural analysis of bars, trusses, plates, and cylinders. Each problem requires determining nodal displacements, stresses in elements, and reaction forces. Additionally, all parameters are to be evaluated analytically and results are to be compared. Problems involve materials like steel and consider applied loads, pressures, and temperature gradients.

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Problem statement-1 Also evaluate all the parameters analytically

and compare your results.


Consider a bar of constant cross section
as shown in figure. Young’s modulus of
the material of the bar is 2.1×105
2
N/mm . Cross sectional area of the bar
is 500 mm2. Determine the Nodal
Displacements, Stress in each element
and Reaction forces.

Problem statement-2

Consider a Tapered bar shown in figure.


Determine the Nodal Displacement, Stress
in each element and Reaction forces. E
= 2×105 N/mm2, Area at root, A1=1000
mm2, Area at the end, A2 = 500 mm2.
Also evaluate all the parameters
analytically and compare your results.

Problem statement-3

Consider the stepped bar shown in


figure. Determine the Nodal Displacement,
Stress in each element and Reaction
forces.
Also evaluate all the parameters
analytically and compare your results.

Problem statement-4

Consider the four bar truss shown in


figure. For the given data, find Stress
in each element, Reaction forces and
Nodal displacements. E = 210 GPa, A =
0.1 m2.
Also evaluate all the parameters
analytically and compare your results.

Problem statement-5
Consider the two bar truss shown in figure.
For the given data, find
Stress in each element, Reaction forces,
Nodal displacement. E = 210 GPa, A = 0.1
m2.
Also evaluate all the parameters analytically
and compare your results.
Problem statement-6
Determine the nodal deflections, reaction forces, and stress for the truss system shown (E
= 200GPa, A = 3250mm2).

Also evaluate the element matrix equations for each element.

Problem statement-7
In the plate with a hole under plane
stress, find deformed shape of the
hole and determine the maximum
stress distribution along A-B [you
may use thickness (t) = 1 mm]. E
= 210GPa, Poisson’s ratio = 0.

Problem statement-8
The corner angle bracket is
shown below. The upper left
hand pin-hole is constrained
around its entire circumference
and a tapered pressure load is
applied to the bottom of lower
right hand pin-hole. Compute
Maximum displacement, Von-
Mises stress.

Problem statement-9
An axisymmetric section of a
closed tube made of steel is All dimensions are
shown in the figure. Perform in mm.
stress analysis of the tube when
a pressure of 100 N/mm2 is
applied on both the ends.
Problem statement-10
A long cylindrical pressure vessel of inside diameter 10 cm and outside diameter 20 cm is
subjected to an internal pressure p = 10 kN/cm2. Perform stress analysis of the pressure
vessel.

Problem statement-11
Conduct a harmonic forced response test by applying a cyclic load (harmonic) at the end
of the beam. The frequency of the load will be varied from 1 - 100 Hz. Modulus of
elasticity = 200GPa, Poisson’s ratio = 0.3, Density = 7800 kg/m3.

Problem statement-12
A furnace wall is made up of silica brick (k = 1.5W/m-oC) and outside magnesia brick
(K= 4.9 W/m-oC) each 10cm thick. The inner and outer surfaces are exposed to fluids at
temperatures of 820 oC and 110 oC respectively. The contact resistance is 0.001 m2-oC/W.
The heat transfer coefficient for inner and outer surfaces is equal to 35 W/m 2-K. Find
the heat flow through the wall per unit area per unit time and temperature distribution
across the wall. Area = 1m2 .

K1 = 1.5W/m-oC, K2 = 1 W/m-oC, K3 = 4.9 W/m-oC, h1 =h4 = 35 W/m2-K, T1 = 820°C, T6


= 110 0C, L1 = L2 = 10 cm & L = 1mm.

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