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    This document contains the responses to four questions regarding structural analysis. For the first question, the student calculates the maximum shear stress and angle of twist in a stepped shaft made of steel subjected to opposing torques. The maximum shear stress is 36.5 MPa and angle of twist is 0.138 degrees. For the second question, the student determines reactions for two beams shown in a figure using equilibrium equations. For the third question, the student is asked to write the formulas for normal and shear stresses in rectangular beams. For the fourth question, the student calculates the maximum weight that can be lifted by a steel tubular spreader using Euler buckling theory, finding the maximum weight to be 120 kN.

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    This document contains the responses to four questions regarding structural analysis. For the first question, the student calculates the maximum shear stress and angle of twist in a stepped shaft made of steel subjected to opposing torques. The maximum shear stress is 36.5 MPa and angle of twist is 0.138 degrees. For the second question, the student determines reactions for two beams shown in a figure using equilibrium equations. For the third question, the student is asked to write the formulas for normal and shear stresses in rectangular beams. For the fourth question, the student calculates the maximum weight that can be lifted by a steel tubular spreader using Euler buckling theory, finding the maximum weight to be 120 kN.

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    This document contains the responses to four questions regarding structural analysis. For the first question, the student calculates the maximum shear stress and angle of twist in a stepped shaft made of steel subjected to opposing torques. The maximum shear stress is 36.5 MPa and angle of twist is 0.138 degrees. For the second question, the student determines reactions for two beams shown in a figure using equilibrium equations. For the third question, the student is asked to write the formulas for normal and shear stresses in rectangular beams. For the fourth question, the student calculates the maximum weight that can be lifted by a steel tubular spreader using Euler buckling theory, finding the maximum weight to be 120 kN.

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    This document contains the responses to four questions regarding structural analysis. For the first question, the student calculates the maximum shear stress and angle of twist in a stepped shaft made of steel subjected to opposing torques. The maximum shear stress is 36.5 MPa and angle of twist is 0.138 degrees. For the second question, the student determines reactions for two beams shown in a figure using equilibrium equations. For the third question, the student is asked to write the formulas for normal and shear stresses in rectangular beams. For the fourth question, the student calculates the maximum weight that can be lifted by a steel tubular spreader using Euler buckling theory, finding the maximum weight to be 120 kN.

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    CLO’s-Clearance

    NAME: Zeeshan Rashool.

    REG NO: 2020-R-2018-UET-NFC-FD-CIVIL-62.

    SUBMITTED TO: Dr. SHEHROZ ALI SB.

    ASSIGMENT: FOR CLO CLEARENCE


    Q NO 1: A stepped shaft ABC consist of two solid circular segments is subjected to torques T 1 = 2300 N.m
    and T2 = 900 N.m acting opposite directions, as shown in Figure 1. The larger segment of the shaft has a
    diameter of d1 = 58 mm and length, L1 = 760 mm; the smaller segment has a diameter of d2 = 45 mm and
    length, L2 = 510 mm. The material is made up of steel with shear modulus G = 76 GPa,

    (a) Calculate the maximum shear stress in the shaft and the angle of twist (in degrees) at end C.

    (b) What is the required diameter of segment BC and resulting twist at end C? if the maximum shear stress
    in BC is same as AB.{CLO 1}

    ANS:
    T1= 2300Nm; d1= 58mm; L1= 760mm
    T2= 900Nm; d2=45mm; L1=510mm
    G= 76GPa
    Reaction at A:
    ∑T= TA- T1+ T2 = 0
    TA= T1- T2 = 2300Nm- 900Nm
    =1400Nm
    Segment AB:
    Cut segment AB, according to the torque equilibrium for left-hand side:
    ∑T= TAB+ TA= 0
    TAB = -1400Nm
    Ip = πd/32
    (τab)max = T (d/2)/Ip
    =16T/πd3
    =16(-1400000Nmm)/3.14(58mm)3
    =-36.5MPa
    |(τab)max|=36.5MPa
    Φab=TL/GIp
    =TL/G 32/πd4
    =16(-1400000Nmm)/3.14(58mm)3
    =-36.5MPa
    |(τab)max|= 36.5 MPa
    ϕAB= TL/GIp =TL/G 32/πd4
    =[(-1400000Nmm)*(760mm)*32]/[ (76*10 3MPa)π(58mm)4]
    =-0.0126rad
    Segment BC:
    Cut segment BC, according to the torque equilibrium for left-hand side:
    ∑T= TBC+ TA- T1= 0
    TBC= -TA+T1= 900Nm
    Ip= πd4/32
    (τBC)max= T(d/2)/Ip
    = 16T/πd3
    = 16(900000Nmm)/3.14(45mm)3
    = 50.3MPa
    Φbc = TL/GIp
    = TL/G 32/πd4
    = (900000Nmm)*(510mm)*32/(76*103MPa)π(45mm)4
    =0.015rad
    Comparing |(τAB)max| and |(τBC)max| give maximum shear stress in the bar is 50.3MPa
    The angel of twist at point C is:
    ϕAB+ ϕBC = -0.0126 + 0.015
    = -0.0126+ 0.015
    =0.0024rad
    =0.138o
    Q NO 2:
    Determine the reactions from the equations of equilibrium for the beams shown in Figure 2.

    ANS:
    1)
    HA = 0
    -P2(b)+RB(L)=0
    -P2(L-b)+RA(L)=0
    2)
    HA=0
    -P2+RA=0
    -P2(b)+M=0
    QNO3: Write down the formulas to calculate the normal stresses and shear stresses on the top
    and bottom of the rectangular beams?
    Q NO 4: The hoisting arrangement for lifting a large pipe is shown in Figure 4. The spreader is made up
    of steel tubular section with outer diameter 70 mm and inner diameter 57 mm. The length of spreader is
    2.6 m and its modulus of elasticity is 200 GPa. Using the factor of safety of 2.25 with respect to Euler
    buckling of the spreader, what is the maximum weight of pipe that can be lifted? Assume pinned
    conditions at the ends of the spreader. (CLO 4)

    SOL:
    E= 200GPa, d1= 57mm, d2= 70mm
    L= 2.6m, n=2.25, α= a tan (7/10)
    I= π/64 (d24 –d14) = 6.6*105 mm4
    Critical load for pinned-pinned column:
    Allowable load on AB:
    Pallow = Pcr/n
    =85.8kN
    Force balance at point A:
    ∑ FH = 0 -P + Tcos (α)= 0
    ∑ Fv = 0 Tsin(α) - W/2=0

    Therefore, the maximum weight Wmax is


    Wmax= 2Pallow tan (α) = 120kN

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