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Q: What is the source of materials for making glues?

A: Glue is a bonding agent made from animal and vegetable products. The major sources of material for…

Q: Question #8: A tensile load of 50,000 lb is applied to a metal bar with a 0.6 in. x 0.6 in. cross…

A: "Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…

Q: Define molten rock.

A: Molten rock:

Q: Give three examples of different types of tensile structures and their application

A: A tensile structure is a type of construction characterized by elements such as cables, membranes,…

Q: ifferentiate among durability, Strength and stability with examples from daily life.

A: Durability   Durability  may be defined as the ability of concrete to resist weathering action,…

Q: What uses are made of silicones in building construction?

A: Silicones are high-strength micro-materials made up of reactive silanes, silicone fluids, and…

Q: e and porosity.

A: Given e and porosity

Q: A composite section shown in Figure (2) consisted of a rectangular and triangular sections with a…

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Q: A) For the cantilever beam shown, determine the equation of the elastic curve (e.g. deflected shape)…

A: To find the equation of the elastic curve for the given cantilever beam in terms of the variables…

Q: A wood specimen was prepared with actual dimensions of 25 mm * 25 mm *150 mm and grain parallel to…

A: The given table is shown below:

Q: Explain the reason why the calculated theoretical strength (o theo) is much higher than the measured…

A: Theoretical strength for solid is given by; σtheo≃E10 Where, E- Young's modulus σtheo- maximum…

Q: I. Select an example from the list of each Structural Shapes. Copy the properties such as mass,…

A: Given,  Several structural shapes according to their designation   To find : Example of each…

Q: From studying Steel Design, we became familiar with the different philosophies that are used in…

A: Brief concept introduction- Steel design is a branch of structural engineering that deals with the…

Q: How does strain hardening benefit structural design?

A: Strain Hardening Promoting stronger and harder metal due to plastic deformation is said to be strain…

Q: Define the Thomas (1968) Elastic Modulus from CPT ?

A: Answer:- Thomas Elastic Modulus:- Thomas suggested a method based essentially on the calculation of…

Q: Describe three causes of permanent ground deformation in steel pipelines.You may use sketches in…

A: Permanent land displacement (PGD) is caused by faults in the soil, landslides, or liquefaction.…

Q: Define resins. 2. Describe the appearance of resins. 3. What is the uses of resins

A: Resins and appearance of resins Resin can refer to a yellow or brown sticky substance produced by…

Q: Describe the various prototyping methods, such as 3D printing, CNC machining, and foam modeling.…

A: Suitable for:      3D printing is excellent for creating complex geometric shapes and intricate…

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A: This portion of the problem asks that we compute the elongation of the brass specimen. The…

Q: How to prepare samples and perform thermal expansion tests ASTM E831? b) how to perform tensile…

A: Testing materials are an important component of understanding their physical properties, helping in…

Q: Properties of ceramics and classifications.

A: Ceramics are inorganic materials, consisting of metallic and non-metallic elements, which are…

Q: Izod impact test Charpy impact test

A: Izod impact test is an ASTM method of determining impact resistance and toughness strength of…

Q: 1. If the figure below is frictionless along the 9ft long surface, what is the velocity of the body…

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Q: Discuss the environmental factor that affect various engineering materials. Describe their affects…

A: The environmental factor that affects various engineering materials is as follows. Moisture…

Q: Define Stress at a Point.

A: The stress at appoint is defined as “the internal resistance developed by a loaded material per unit…

Q: What did you use for the axis y is the % finer but what is the x axis axis

A: Given:Required:Give the name of x and y axes used in the graph.

Q: Show the relation between modulus of elasticity and bulk modulus.

A: Bulk modulus :k=StressVolumetric strain=σδVVYoung's modulus :E=StressLinear Strain=σεWe know…

Q: What do you mean bySteam, Pneumatic, and Hydraulic Hammers

A: Steam Hammer : A steam hammer, also called a drop hammer, is an industrial power hammer driven by…

Q: Define ultimate strength and discuss its significance in material design.

A: Ultimate strength is the other name for tensile or ultimate tensile strength (UTS), which is an…

Q: What is the tensile strength?

A: Tensile strength:- Tensile strength is the maximum load that a body can stretched without fracture…

Q: Briefly, Explain How to construct the Forming Limit Diagram (FLD) for any metal?

A: The construct of FLD involves two methods: a theoretical approach and an experimental approach.In…

Q: Give examples of aluminum use.

A: Aluminum is a non-magnetic substance and it does not create any local attraction error during…

Q: A motot is aligned using pieces of steel under the base. The thicknesses of the pieces are as…

A: The thicknesses of the steel pieces:13/16 inch5/64 inch3/32 inch1/8 inchTo find:the total thickness…

Material Selection

A wide variety of engineering applications make use of different materials, depending upon their usage. The materials used in civil engineering vary in their properties such as strength, ductility, brittleness, and creep strength. Depending upon the application and external loading conditions, an engineer must make a wise decision for material selection. A wrong decision would fail in its functionality.