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NATIONAL CERTIFICATE

STRENGTH OF MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES N5


(8060065)
23 April 2021 (X-paper)
09:00–12:00

This question paper consists of 6 pages and a formula sheet of 2 pages.

317Q1A2123
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DEPARTMENT OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING


REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA
NATIONAL CERTIFICATE
STRENGTH OF MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES N5
TIME: 3 HOURS
MARKS: 100

INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION

1. Answer all the questions.

2. Read all the questions carefully.

3. Number the answers according to the numbering system used in this question
paper.

4. Start each question on a new page.

5. Write neatly and legibly.

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QUESTION 1

A round steel rod subjected to a tensile load of 70 kN is represented in FIGURE 1.


Young's modulus is 190 GPa.

Note: All dimensions in FIGURE 1 are in mm.

FIGURE 1

Calculate the following:

1.1 The maximum stress in the rod (4)

1.2 The minimum stress in the rod (3)

1.3 The total strain in the rod (7)

1.4 The change in length of the hollow section (4)

1.5 The strain energy in the hollow section if gradually loaded (4)
[22]

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QUESTION 2

A weight of 300 kN is supported by a short reinforced concrete column. FIGURE 2


shows a cylindrical concrete column of 150 mm in diameter reinforced with three steel
bars, each 15 mm in diameter. Young's modulus for steel is 210 GPa and 18 GPa for
concrete.

FIGURE 2

Calculate the following:

2.1 The stress in the concrete and steel. (14)

2.2 The area of the total reinforced steel if a load of 800 kN is applied and the
stress in the concrete does not exceed 6,23 MPa. (8)

2.3 The modular ratio for the concrete and steel. (3)
[25]

QUESTION 3

The internal diameter of a cylindrical pressure vessel is 3,2 m and is limited to internal
pressure of 4 MPa. The tensile stress in the material is 120 MPa and the longitudinal
efficiency is 75%.

Calculate the thickness of the cylinder plate needed for the pressure vessel. [4]

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QUESTION 4

Refer to the shear force diagram in FIGURE 3 to answer the questions.

92 kN
54 kN 60 kN

A B C D E

-45 kN
-60 kN -110 kN
FIGURE 3

4.1 Draw the force (configuration) diagram. (8)

4.2 Calculate the maximum bending moment. (5)


[13]

QUESTION 5

FIGURE 4 represents a strut with a length of 12 m built in at both ends. The strut
consists of an I-section of 178 × 102 and two flat steel plates of 100 mm × 6 mm.

The strut is subjected to a load of 110 kN and has an allowable stress of 125 MPa.

FIGURE 4

Calculate the value of the Rankine's constant. [19]

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QUESTION 6

Calculate the maximum torque that can be transmitted by a shaft with a diameter
of 63 mm and a length of 600 mm. The shear stress in the shaft must not exceed
55 MPa and the angle of twist must not exceed 1°.

The modulus of rigidity is 70 GPa.

Substantiate your answer. [10]

QUESTION 7

7.1 Name the TWO main methods used to protect steel against corrosion or to
minimise corrosion. (2)

7.2 List FIVE main methods of protective coating that may be applied to steel to
prevent corrosion. (5)
[7]

TOTAL: 100

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STRENGTH OF MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES N5

Any applicable equation or formula may be used.

F WL
  M 
A 8


X L2
M 
L 8
FL WL
E M 
Ax 4
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F     t ( 2  1) Z
 1
A E A2 
E y

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F  1  2   L11t  L2 2t
 A1E A2 E  
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2 I D4
64
F 2L
U  bd 3
2 AE I xx 
12
 b  b2  4ac
x  2 EI
2a F 2
2
F L
Le
mg (h   ) 
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F 2
T  G L 
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J F
32 L2
 ( D4  d 4 ) A
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16
I
k
10,2 TL
 A
GD4
Le L
10,2 TL S .v  ; S.R e
 k k
G( D4  d 4 )
Hinged ends Le  L
P  2NT L
Fixed ends Le 
M  E 2
  L
I Y R One end fixed, one end hinged Le 
2

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One end fixed, one end free Le  2 L

PD
 
2 . t
PD
 
4 t
( p  d ) t t
  100
pt t

d 2
n
 4  100
pt t
ndt c
  100
pt t

d 2
t ( p  d) t  nt
4
( p  d ) t t  dtn c

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