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ESM 2204 Mechanics of Deformable Bodies: Test 1 Information - Prof. Surot Thangjitham, Study notes of Mechanics of Materials

Details about test 1 for the esm 2204 mechanics of deformable bodies course. The test includes 7 multiple-choice questions and 1 work-out problem, with a time limit of 1 hour and 30 minutes. Students are not allowed to use books, notes, or formula sheets during the test. The material covered in the test includes topics from lectures 1 to 8, such as axial loading, shear loading, factor of safety, normal strain, statically indeterminate problems, thermal deformation, stress at a point, and stress concentrations.

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ESM 2204 Mechanics of Deformable Bodies
CRN 92828 (MWF, 1:25 - 2:15)
Information for Test 1
Time: 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Date: Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Location: A-O in Engel 223, P-Z in Pamplin 30
Problems: 7 multiple-choice problems (70%) and 1 work-out problem (30%)
Format: Closed books, closed notes, and 8.5" 11" self-made and hand-written
formula sheet that contains formulas only
Materials: Lectures 1 - 8
Lecture 1: Axial loading, normal stress, cross-sectional area.
Lecture 2: Shear loading, shearing stress, shear plane and shear area; shearing stresses
in pins (single shear and double shear connections); bearing stress, bearing and pro-
jected area, bearing stress inside pin holes.
Lecture 3: Factor of safety; ultimate load, allowable load, ultimate stress, allowable
stress; design of structures with factor of safety.
Lecture 4: Normal strain (axial loading), change in length, original length; stress-
strain diagram, Hooke’s law, small deformation (linear stress-strain relation), Young’s
modulus (modulus of elasticity); deformation under axial loading, composite members.
Lecture 5: Statically indeterminate problems, static equilibrium and deformation
conditions (equations).
Lecture 6: E¤ect of temperature changes, thermal deformation, thermal strain, con-
strains and reactions, thermal stress.
Lecture 7: Stress at a point (6 components); lateral deformation and lateral strain,
Poisson’s ratio; multiaxial loading, generalized Hooke’s law; shearing strain, shear
modulus (modulus of rigidity); relation among Young’s modulus, Poisson’s ratio, and
shear modulus.
Lecture 8: Stress concentrations, maximum stress and average stress, stress concen-
tration factor, holes and llets, radius and total width.
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ESM 2204 Mechanics of Deformable Bodies CRN 92828 (MWF, 1:25 - 2:15) Information for Test 1

Time: 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.

Date: Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Location: A-O in Engel 223, P-Z in Pamplin 30

Problems: 7 multiple-choice problems (70%) and 1 work-out problem (30%)

Format: Closed books, closed notes, and 8.5"  11" self-made and hand-written formula sheet that contains formulas only

Materials: Lectures 1 - 8

 Lecture 1: Axial loading, normal stress, cross-sectional area.

 Lecture 2: Shear loading, shearing stress, shear plane and shear area; shearing stresses in pins (single shear and double shear connections); bearing stress, bearing and pro- jected area, bearing stress inside pin holes.

 Lecture 3: Factor of safety; ultimate load, allowable load, ultimate stress, allowable stress; design of structures with factor of safety.

 Lecture 4: Normal strain (axial loading), change in length, original length; stress- strain diagram, Hookeís law, small deformation (linear stress-strain relation), Youngís modulus (modulus of elasticity); deformation under axial loading, composite members.

 Lecture 5: Statically indeterminate problems, static equilibrium and deformation conditions (equations).

 Lecture 6: E§ect of temperature changes, thermal deformation, thermal strain, con- strains and reactions, thermal stress.

 Lecture 7: Stress at a point (6 components); lateral deformation and lateral strain, Poissonís ratio; multiaxial loading, generalized Hookeís law; shearing strain, shear modulus (modulus of rigidity); relation among Youngís modulus, Poissonís ratio, and shear modulus.

 Lecture 8: Stress concentrations, maximum stress and average stress, stress concen- tration factor, holes and Öllets, radius and total width.