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Q: Terms like moments and products of inertia, describe what in a particular way?

A: The instantaneous center of rotation is defined as the point on a body about which a body rotates at…

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Q: For question 9-3, can you provide a free body diagram or model with the answer?

A: To draw the free body diagram.

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Q: We could do strain hardening even if the material starts to have necking. True or false?

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Q: The structure below is given a force of F = 50 N and P = 100 N. Determine the tension in the cable…

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Q: Find the force that produce M=200 Nm Pepependicular distance from force to point=D10 m

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Q: Find bending at point B using the Castigliano method.

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Q: Identify 3 car’s components in general, one subjected to tension, the 2nd to compression, and the…

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Q: Why is it called Mohr’s failure criterion?

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Q: Draw Diagram for Deformation of a Circular Bar in Pure Torsion?

A: Twisting of the bar is observed when a torsional load is applied over the bar. An angular…

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Q: Do the columns buckle suddenly?

A: Buckling is the deformation or bowing  that occurs in a member subjected to  compressive loads. In…

Q: How does torsional stress and angle of twist impact engineering design?

A: Importance of torsional stress in Engineering Design:- Torsional stress is induced in an element due…

Q: A steel alloy with 0.4 mass % carbon has 600 MPa of tensile strength, 25% ductility, and 380 MPa of…

A: given: alloy steel with 0.4% mass carbon ductility: 25% tensile strength: 600MPa flow resistance:…

Q: I C1040, OQT 1000°F, ultimate strength is approxima

A: Ultimate Strength:- The maximum resistance to fracture of a material is measured by its ultimate…

Q: e the directions of reactions in the joints in the statec, please explain to me

A: The direction of the forces and moments acting on the connected objects must be an allowable…

Q: the 0.2% offset yield strength

A: Yield strength is a mechanical property of materials, specifically metals and alloys, that measures…

Q: 2-15 What are the principal alloy elements of an AISI 4340 steel? How much carbon does it have? Is…

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Q: 3. A steel has the following properties: Tensile strength Yield strength Endurance limit 460 MPa 300…

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Q: le load it can take is (B) 33.48 KN

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Q: A M12 x 1.25 hex-head bolt with a nut is used to clamp two 25-mm thick steel plates. The nut height|…

A: Give:- At=84.3 mm2 F=12 kN To find:- g) Stress in bolt

Q: Q6/ What is the general process accrues during a cathodic reaction?

A: The cathode surface consumes the electrons released by the anodic processes. The valence state…

Q: For the following joint as shown in Figure 6, write the number of prismatic joints and revolute…

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Q: Define the term Unsymmetric Bending?

A: The beams that are not symmetrical about an x- axis or y- axis or both, like channel and angle…

Q: For Tialloy. a true stress of 415 MPa produces a plastic tus strain of 0.475 and for the…

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Q: A steel wire 2 mm diameter is chucks 1 m apart. The wire weighs 0.24 N/m. The flexural stiffness is…

A: GIVEN DATA DIAMETER OF WIRE D=2mm LENGTH L=1m WEIGHT OF WIRE W=0.24N/m FLEXURAL STIFFNESS EI…

Q: Metal whose average yield stress is 3/4 of the yield stress after strain Determine the hardening…

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Q: 3000 kg, 10mm Steel Ball Brinell Hardness Reading of 421 is equal to what Rockwell C Reading?

A: Write the given data. m=3000 kgd=10 mmBHN=421

Q: Material: Carbon Steel C1018 (AISI 1018) Cold Draw Property: Yield Strength (psi) 53,700

A: GIVEN =C1018  CARBON STEEL MATERIAL [AISI 1018 ]

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: Q4) number of cycles on the fatigue strength. What is meant by the endurance limit ? Sketch the S-N…

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Q: A do = 50 mm and ho = 75 mm billet of a 2017 Al alloy is to be compressed to a hi = 20 mm height in…

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Q: Find the Miller indices of the direction shown below. Show all steps and working. Use the correct…

A: To find miller indices of the direction shown below

Q: Discussion: a failure of aluminum under bending? 2- What do you expect if the bending experiment has…

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Classification of types of corrosion

Corrosion is described as the process in which a certain element is degraded or deteriorated due to the presence of multiple chemicals in the surrounding. Generally, corrosion happens if all the subatomic particles on a metallic object are oxidized, for example, rust on iron structures. In air or water, metals lose electrons to other particles (like oxygen), leading to the formation of an oxide with the metal.