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Q: Explain the Relationship between effective stress, total stress, and pore water pressure.

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Q: A steel rectangular bar of length 300 mm having cross sectional dimensions 25 mm wide by 50 mm deep…

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Q: What is the maximum stress in the bar shown in the figure below? Y 50 kN 50 kN Lx LY Section X-X…

A: The tensile load applied on the bar, P =50KNThe cross section dimesions = 50mm*10mmThe diameter of…

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Q: 30kg and ma= 70 kg. Between all of the contacting swrfaces, u, = 0.1. What is the largest force F…

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Q: Describe Kozeny-Carman Equation for Permeability.

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Q: Strain Energy Question 10 What will be the strain energy stored in the metallic bar of cross…

A: Given data- Cross-sectional area A=2 cm2, Gauge length L=10 cm, Extension =0.002 cm, Load P=12 kN,…

Q: Stress analysis Task Question / Calculate the critical design loads applied to the Stirling Engine…

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Q: Explain about the Osterberg Load Cell method and the Statnamic method.

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Q: Determine Poisson's ratio for which young's modulus is 1.4x10^ 5 N/mm2 and the modulus of rigidity…

A: Given Young's modulus of elasticity, E = 1.4*105N/mm2 Modulus of Rigidity, G = 4.8 * 104N/mm2 To…

Q: 2. The masses of the blocks are ma = 30 kg and mg = 70 kg. Between all of the contacting surfaces,…

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Q: Make a problem set composing the following: - 5 items for Normal Stress - 5 items for Shear Stress

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Q: Part 2 (Identification): Identify each part of the stress-strain diagram numbered below. (3)…

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Q: 4. A tensile bar has an initial 2.000-in. gauge length and a circular cross-sectional area of 0.2…

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Q: Is the relationship between BOD and OD directly proportional ?

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Q: 1. It is important to know the specific gravity of rock used as concrete aggregate. If a rock weigh…

A: Answer: We are given  Rock weight in air = 6.15 N Rock weight in water = 3.8 N We can calculate the…

Q: Bedding is one of the most prominent features of sedimentary rocks. Would you expect a difference in…

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Q: What are the significances of specific gravity and Blaine's fineness tests

A: Asked: significances of specific gravity and Blaine's fineness tests

Q: What will be the relation between E and K Where, E= Young's modulus and K= bulk modulus when…

A: Given. What will be the relation between E and KPoisson's ratio=0.30

Q: B. A volume of one cum of water is subjected to a pressure increase of 14MP.. 1. Compute the change…

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Q: What do you mean by Preconsolidation Pressure ?

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Q: A wood beam carries the loading shown in the figure. Determine the smallest allowable width b of the…

A: Ultimate stress is the safest stress taken within elastic limit. It is the ratio of ultimate stress…

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Q: What will be the relation between E and K Where, E= Young's modulus and K= bulk modulus when…

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Q: Discuss the following terms briefly: I. Water bound and aggregate base, 2. Cross slope and side…

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Q: Is the modulus of volume compressibility (mv ) a constant? Explain with reference to a  plot. Can…

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Q: 1. The bulk modulus of elasticity for water is 2.205 GPa. Determine the change in pressure required…

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Q: Explain about the method Boussinesq Stress Distribution.

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Q: A rod of cross-sectional area 100 m² and length 5000 mm is subjected to a sudden load of 100 kN and…

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Q: A stone weight W 575N in air , when submerged in water, the stone lost 40% of its weights a-What is…

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Q: 4. Identical bricks are used in the construction of a wall as seen in the figure. While the ones…

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Time and time related variables in engineering

Time is the event progression starting from past to present and then, future statistically. The time-related variable is any particular value in relation to time to assess its changes on a specified (XY) plane.