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This document appears to be an exam for a Mechanics of Solids lab course. It contains 46 multiple choice questions testing concepts related to materials testing and mechanics of materials. Key topics covered include types of loading, stress and strain, mechanical properties such as modulus of elasticity, bending, torsion, and hardness testing. The questions assess understanding of fundamental engineering mechanics concepts as applied to experimental lab work.

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This document appears to be an exam for a Mechanics of Solids lab course. It contains 46 multiple choice questions testing concepts related to materials testing and mechanics of materials. Key topics covered include types of loading, stress and strain, mechanical properties such as modulus of elasticity, bending, torsion, and hardness testing. The questions assess understanding of fundamental engineering mechanics concepts as applied to experimental lab work.

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Roll No:

ANURAG GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS


Autonomous
School of Engineering
II- B. Tech-I-Semester Lab Internal Examination
Subject: Mechanics of Solids Lab
(Only for MECH-)
Date: XX-XX-XXXX Session: XN
Time: 30Mins Max.marks:30(Evaluated to 10M)
 Answer ALL questions, each question carry equal mark

1. Which type of motor is used in the UTM? [ d ]


[a] 1 Ø [b] three phase [c] 3 Ø [d] both b and c
2. Which type of threading is used in the UTM? [ b ]
[a] orthogonal [b] rectangular [c] square [d] diagonal
3. Power supply is ___ in rectangular threading to lift the loading platform. [ c ]
[a] equal [b] less [c] more [d] zero
4. _____ is the ratio of shear stress to the shear strain [ a ]
[a] young’s modulus of elasticity [b] tensile strength [c] Poisson’s ratio [d] both a and c
5. What is the unit for young’s modulus of elasticity? [ d ]
2 2
[a] kN/mm [b] kN.mm [c] N/mm [d] kN/mm
6. ________ measures and indicates the load on the specimen. [ b ]
[a] Hardness testing machine [b] dynamometer [c] UTM [d] Torsion testing machine
7. When a section is subjected to two equal and opposite pulls and the body tends to
increase its length, the stress induced is called _____ [ a ]
[a] tensile stress [b] compressive stress [c] shear stress [d] volumetric strain
8. When a section is subjected to two equals and opposite pushes and the body tends to
decrease its length, the stress induced is called _____ [ b ]
[a] tensile stress [b] compressive stress [c] shear stress [d] volumetric strain
9. ____ represents the resistance developed by a unit area of cross section [ a ]
[a] unit stress [b] unit strain [c] volumetric strain [d] elastic limit
10. ___ is a ratio between the change in volume and original volume of the body [ c ]
[a] linear strain [b] lateral stain [c] volumetric strain [d] unit strain
11. Relation between the modulus of elasticity (E) and modulus of rigidity (C) is? [ a ]
[a] E = 2C (1+1/m) [b] E = C (1+1/m) [c] E = 3C (1+1/m) [d] E = 2C (1+m)
12. The ratio of lateral strain to linear strain is known as ____ [ d ]
[a] modulus of rigidity [b] modulus of elasticity [c] volumetric strain [d] Poisson’s ratio
13. What is the relation between E, K & C? [ c ]
[a] E = KC/3K+C [b] E = 9K/3K+C [c] E = 9KC/3K+C [d] E = 9C/3K+C
14. ____ is the deformation of the bar per unit length in the direction of the force. [ a ]
[a] linear strain [b] volumetric strain [c] unit strain [d] shear strain
15. Beam is a ________ member [ b ]
[a] elastic [b] structural [c] universal [d] plastic
16. ____ is the deformation of a bar produced by loads perpendicular to its axis [ a ]
[a] bending [b] deflection [c] blending [d] bonding
17. If the plane of loading passes through one of the principle centroidal axis of the cross
section of the beam; the bending is said to be ____ [ d ]
[a] plane bending [b] direct bending [c] bending [d] both a and b
18. If the plane of loading does not pass through one of the principle centroidal axis of the
cross section of the beam, the bending is said to be ______ [ b ]
[a] orthogonal [b] oblique [c] diagonal [d] unique
19. The Maxwell reciprocal theorem states that the ___ of a beam at any intermediate point
‘D’ due to the load at the point ‘C’ will be same as the deflection at point ‘C’ due to
load at point ‘D’ [ c ]
[a] bending [b] defection [c] deflection [d] all of the above
20. What are the units of bending moment? [ a ]
2 2
[a] Nmm [b] N/mm [c] N/mm [d] N/m
21. M/I = σb /Y is ____ equation [ d ]
[a] deformation [b] bonding [c] deflection [d] bending
22. A continuous beam is one which has more than ___ supports [ b ]
[a] three [b] two [c] one [d] none of the above
23. A ____ beam is one whose both ends are rigidly fixed or built is into its supporting walls
or columns [ a ]
[a] fixed [b] simply supported [c] continuous [d] over hanging
24. A ____ beam is one in which the supports are not situated at the ends i.e., both the ends
project beyond the support. [ a ]
[a] over hanging [b] continuous [c] simply supported [d] fixed
25. What are the units of moment of Inertia? [ d ]
3 4 3 4
[a] Mm [b] Nm [c] Nm [d] Mm
26. What are the Units of bending stress? [ c ]
2 2 3
[a] N-mm [b] N-mm [c] N/mm [d] N/mm
27. Choose the option for Deflection of beam or specimen? [ a ]
3 2 3
[a] δ = wl /48EI [b] δ = wl /48EI [c] δ = l /48EI [d] δ = w/48EI
28. The torque is the ___ effect of a force about the axis of rotation [ d ]
[a] linear [b] rotating [c] planar [d] turning
29. The total _____ energy stored in a body is known as resilience [ b ]
[a] elastic [b] strain[c] plastic [d] mechanical
30. ______ is the torsion equation [ a ]
[a] T/J = G θ /L [b] T/J = G/L [c] T/J = θ /L [d] none of the above
31. ____ is the energy stored in a body when stressed in the elastic limit [ d ]
[a] mechanical [b] kinetic [c] potential [d] strain
32. _____ is the ratio of shear stress to the shear strain [ a ]
[a] modulus of rigidity [b] volumetric strain [c] Poisson’s ratio [d] cannot say
33. ______ is the torque equation [ a ]
[a] T/J = τ /R = G θ /L [b] T/J = τ /R = G/L [c] T/J = τ /R = θ /L [d] none of
the above
34. The property of certain materials returning back to its original position after the removal
of external force is known as ___ [ c ]
[a] malleability [b] plasticity [c] elasticity [d] ductility
35. __ is defined as ability of material to resist abrasion, scratching or indentation.[ b ]
[a] toughness [b] hardness [c] stiffness [d] none of the above
36. Equation for calculating hardness number using Brinell hardness test [ a ]

[a] BHN=2P/ π D (D- √( D2 -d 2


) [b] BHN=2P/ π d (D- √( D2 -d 2
)

[c] BHN=P/ π D (D- √( D2 -d 2


) [d] BHN=2P/ π D (d- √( D2 -d )
2

37. _______ is the strength with which the material opposes rupture [ b ]
[a] hardness [b] toughness [c] stiffness [d] none of the above
38. ____ is the property by virtue of which material may be rolled in thin sheets without
rupture. [ d ]
[a] ductility [b] elasticity [c] plasticity [d] malleability
39. The _________ properties of materials under applied force (or) loads are called
mechanical properties [ b ]
[a] macroscopic [b] microscopic [c] both a and b [d] none of the above
40. The combined effect of external forces acting on a body is called ___ [ b ]
[a] point load [b] load [c] UDL [d] UVL
41. ____ Strength is the high resistance of material to fracture under suddenly applied loads.
[ a ]
[a] impact [b] tensile [c] compressive [d] shear
42. The load which falls from a height or strike the body with certain momentum is called
____ [ d ]
[a] point load [b] UVL [c] UDL [d] impact load
43. When the load is applied all of sudden and not step wise is called as ____ applied load.
[ b ]
[a] gradually [b] suddenly [c] unexpectedly [d] all of the above
44. A body is said to be acted upon by a gradually applied load if the load increases from
zero and it reaches its final value stepwise is called ____ applied load. [ a ]
[a] gradually [b] suddenly [c] unexpectedly [d] all of the above
45. What is the unit of impact energy [ a ]
[a] KJ [b] Kg [c] KN [d] Km
46. The springs are __ members and extensively used to absorb shocks. [ c ]
[a] elastic [b] resilient [c] both a and b [d] structural
47. Coiling the wire in the form of helix forms the ___ spring. [ c ]
[a] torsion [b] leaf [c] helical [d] laminated
48. There is always limiting value of a load up to which the strain totally on the removal of
the load, the stress corresponding to this load is called ____ limit [ d ]
[a] plastic [b] endurance [c] yield [d] elastic
49. 1/K = 1/K1 + 1/K2 is the total stiffness when the springs are in __ [ b ]
[a] parallel [b] series [c] horizontal [d] vertical
50. K = K1 + K2 is the total stiffness when the springs are in __ [ c ]
[a] horizontal [b] parallel [c] series [d] vertical
51. U = ½ x W x δ is the __ energy stored in the springs [ a ]
[a] strain [b] impact [c] both a and b [d] elastic
52. The total strain energy stored in a body is known as ___ [ a ]
[a] resilience [b] impact strength [c] both a and b [d] none of the above
53. The resistance of a material to elastic deformation is called ____ [ d ]
[a] hardness [b] stress [c] toughness [d] stiffness
54. If deformation decreases stiffness _____ [ a ]
[a] increases [b] decreases [c] becomes zero [d] can’t say
55. Units of stiffness [ b ]
2 2
[a] Kg/mm [b] Kg/mm [c] Kg-mm [d] Kg-mm

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