CEE 220 - Test 1
55 minutes
1.
30%. The two steel rods, AB and AC, support the vertical force P = 10 k.
a) 20%. Determine their required cross-sectional areas if the allowable tensile stress for the steel is sa = 20 ksi.
SFy = 0.8FB - 10 = 0
FB = 10/0.8 = 12.5 k
SFx = -FC + 0.6FB = 0
FC = 0.6FB = 7.5 k
Required areas:
AAC = FC/sa = 7.5/20 = 0.375 in2
AAB = FB/sa = 12.5/20 = 0.625 in2
b) 10%. The pin at C acts in double shear, and has a diameter of 0.5 inch. What is the average shear stress for that pin?
Cross-sectional area of pin = A = p(0.25)2 = 0.1963 in2
t = 0.5FC/A = 19.10 ksi
2. 30%. Disregard the cross sectional areas found in Question 1. Instead, let the cross-sectional area be A = 0.5 in2 for each bar. Let the modulus of elasticity for steel be E = 29,000 ksi.
a) 10%. What are the bar elongations?
dAC = LACFC/EA = (4)(12)(7.5)/(29000)(0.5) = 0.0248 in.
dAB = LABFB/EA = (5)(12)(12.5)/(29000)(0.5) = 0.0517 in.
b)
What are the horizontal and vertical displacements at A?
dAC = u, u = 0.0248 in.
dAB = v cosa - u sina = 0.8v - 0.6u
v = dAB/0.8 + (0.6/0.8)u = 0.0833 in.
3. 40%.
The three bars have the same EA. Determine the forces in the bars caused
by the applied load.
Note: Partial credit where due will be based, respectively, on the three types of governing equations for the structure, which must be clearly identified.
Equilibrium
SFx = -FC + 0.6FB = 0
SFy = FD + 0.8FB - 10 = 0
Force - Deformation Relations
dAC = 4FC/EA
dAD = 4FD/EA
dAB = 5FB/EA
Deformation - Displacement Relations
dAC = u
dAD = v
dAB = 0.8v - 0.6u
Solution by Force Method
Compatibility:
dAB = 0.8dAD - 0.6dAC
In terms of forces:
5FB/EA = 0.8(4FD/EA) - 0.6(4FC/EA)
5FB = 3.2FD - 2.4FC
Solve with equilibrium equations:
FC = 0.6FB
FD = 10 - 0.8FB
5FB = 3.2(10 - 0.8FB) - 2.4(0.6FB)
9FB = 32
FB = 32/9 = 3.556 k
FC = 0.6FB = 2.133 k
FD = 10 - 0.8FB = 7.156 k