CEE 220 - INTRODUCTION TO MECHANICS OF
MATERIALS
Tutorial Session 2
Topic: Stress, Strain.
Stress
True or False:
a) A Failure stress is a material property.
b) An allowable stress is a combination of a material property and a factor of safety.
c) A factor of safety is a material property.
d) A stress cannot physically exceed the allowable stress.
e) The factor of safety is the ratio of the failure stress to the allowable stress.
f) In a properly designed structural element, the maximum stress does not exceed the allowable stress.
Strain
1. What's wrong with this type of statement: "The strain at point A is 10-3 mm".
2.
Indicate the sign of the strains ex,
ey, and gxy
for the deformations of the rectangular figure shown in (a) and (b).
3. Line AB is 100
inch long. Determine its change in length DL and its
average strain e in each of the following cases.
Consider a decrease in length as negative.
a) A moves right by 0.1 inch.
b) B moves right by 0.1 inch.
c) Both A and B move right by 0.1 inch.
d) A moves left by 0.1 inch, and B moves right by 0.1 inch.
e) B moves right by 0.1 inch and up by 0.2 inch.
What is the answer by the linear theory?
4.
Bar OA of length L rotates about point O by angle r
into position OA'. The two adjoining figures show, respectively, the
exact geometry and the approximate geometry consistent with the linear theory (samll
r). Do each of the following questions by exact
relations, and then by the linear theory.
a) Determine the displacements u and v in terms of r and L.
Exact:
Linear Theory:
b) What is the elongation D of cable AB?
Exact:
Linear Theory:
c) What is the rotation r' of cable AB?
Exact:
Linear Theory:
5.
Bar AB is inclined to the horizontal by angle a, and
its ends displace horizontally to A' and B', respectively. Show on the
figure the axial displacements AA" and BB" at A and B, respectively, then
obtain by the linear theory the change in length of AB in terms of AA', BB', and
q.
6.
A square element ABCD of side a deforms into parallelogram AB'C'D'.
The deformation may be defined by displacement ub, deformed length
a', and angle g, as shown. All vertical line
elements have the same elongation Dy = a'
- a, and all horizontal line elements have the same elongation
Dx = ub. Using the linear
theory,
a) Write the expression of Dx for line DC in terms of the displacements at D and C.
b) Write the expression of Dy and g for line AD in terms of the displacements at D.
c) Write the relations expressing Dy and g for line BC in terms of the displacements at B and C
d) Solve the preceding relations for the displacements in terms of Dx, Dy and g. Verify that ub = Dx .
e) Determine the elongation of line AC in terms of (uc, vc).
7.
Joint A of bars AB and AC displaces to position A' by small displacements u
and v. The elongation DAB of bar AB
is the axial displacement AP, and is negative in the case of the figure.
Similarly, AQ is the elongation of bar AC.
a) Express DAB and DAC in terms of u and v and angles qb and qc.
b) Let BC = 10 ft, qb = 60o, and qc = 45o. Re-write the expressions found as two simultaneous equations having (u, v) as unknowns, and right-hand sides in terms of DAB and DAC. If a temperature change causes a uniform strain e = 10-3 in the bars, what will be the displacements of the ring?
8.
Rectangular element ABCD deforms into AB'C'D'. The corner
displacements and the rotations of lines AB and AD are indicated in the figure.
Strains and rotations are assumed to be small.
i) Using the linear theory, obtain the expressions of the following quantities in terms of the displacements:
a) eAB, eDC, eAD, eBC
b) rAB, rDC, rAD, rBC
c) (gxy)A, (gxy)B, (gxy)C, (gxy)D
ii) Assume that ex, ey, and gxy are constant, and, consequently, that the deformed shape is a parallelogram. The deformed shape is determined by ex, ey, and gxy, but not its rotational position about point A, which may be determined for example by rAB. Determine the six displacements in terms of ex, ey, gxy, and r = rAB.