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Answer th,
ay
¢ followin,
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Section 500, 7.
ends. If thig
estimate th
Take the valu
aluminium as
1) Attemy
2A
ade of copper, zi
50 and 1000 mi
(Mechanical) (Sem-I1) Revised Course 2019-2020)
EXAMINATION JUNE 2023
lechanics of Solids
[Max, Marks:100]
'Pt2 questions each form Pa
Ssume missing data if any.
PART-A
(10+10)
in ad aluminium are of equal length and have cross-
im? Tespectively. They are rigidly connected at their
Compound member ig
Subjected to a longitudinal pull of 250kN,
seroPortion of the load carr
ied on each rod and the induced Stresses,
Soe Ste modulus for copper os 130GPa, for zinc as L00GPa and
80GPa,
§
i © the stresses in the two bars when the
te.-verature is 21°C, if
\Th. supports ate unyielding
ity “-e!supports come nearer to each other by 0.1mm?
It can be assumed
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Sto,
22 Atom ooo rosette measure the following strains at point on th sur,
ey aructural member. & = 300 X 10°%é¢9 = —400 x 1gee
100 x 107%. Determine: | ;
5) Principal strains and maximum shear strain at the point.
ii) Magnitude of principal stresses given E = 200GPa and p= 0.3.
Cop, (oy,
a Oy
cee
‘The shear force acting on a beam at an I section with unequal flanges is Soyyy
b)
moment of inertia of the section about N. A is 2.849 x 10* mm*. Caleutayg
shear stress atthe N.A and plot the shear stress distribution over the depth qe
section. the
Q3 Answer the following: i
a) For the beam loaded as shown below, find the slope and deflection at point A, B
and also find the maximum deflection. Take E = 200GPaandI = 9.25 y
10’ mm*.
SN
FENIm
Ve 8
{— 6m ———|.— fm — 2m
b) A beam of rectangular section, 200mm x 400mm carries a UDL of 30kN/m over
the full span, Find the maximum bending stresses at mid span and at quarter span
points.
— 30 KN/m
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Paper / Subject Code: SE9307 / Machanics of Solids
819307
PART-1
Q4 Answer the following: 3
’ ea shafts ofthe same material and same length are subjected to the same torque.
ul
b)
Q5 Answer the follow
a)
b)
first shaft is solid circular section and the second shaft isa hollow circular
Section whose intemal diameter is 0.67 times the outside diameter and the
‘maximum shear stress developed in each shaft is the same, compare the weights
of the shaft,
A 1.5m long column has a circular eross section of SOmm diameter. One end of
the column is fixed in direction and position and the other end is free. Taking a
factor of safety of 3, calculate the safe load using
i) Rankine's formula: Take 9 = 560N/mm? and & = 1/1600
ii) Euler's formula: E = 120GPa.
i:
A composite shaft consists ofa steel rod 60mm diameter surrounded by a closely
fitting tube of brass. Find the outside diameter ofthe tube so that when a torque
of 1000Nm is applied, it will be shared equally by the 2 materials. Find also max
shear stress in each material & common angle of twist in a length of 4m. Take G
for steel 8.4 x 10* N/mm? and G for brass = 4.2 x 10* N/mm?
Ata section of a mild steel shaft, the maximum torque is 8437.5Nm and maximum,
bending moment is $062.5Nm. The diameter of shaft is 90mm and the stress at
the elastic limit in simple tension for the material of the shaft is 220N/mm?.
Determine whether failure ofthe material will occur or not according to maximum
shear stress theory. If not then find the factor of safety.
Q6 Answer the following:
a)
b)
State and derive Castigliano’s first theorem,
Determine the ratio of the buckling strengths of 2 columns of circular cross section
one hollow and one solid when both are made of the same material have same
length, cross sectional area and end condition. The internal diameter of the hollow
column is half of its extemal diameter.
5080743 ASDADSAAATHLADOSCOBF29CG
(10+10)
(10+10)
(10+10) ics of Solids
1 subject Code: £9307 / Mackanies ©
Paper / Sul
SE9307
PART-C
i tion (1041
dit is having a cross sect
eal vols ofthe section and also
tresses acting along its cross
Q7 Answer the following:
3) Asimply support
of section. Caloulatet
calculate the maximum tens
section.
«beam is loaded as shown belo
the shear stresses at the salient
ile and compressive s
‘A metallic bar 300mm x 120mm x 50mm is loaded as shown. Find the change in
»
volume. Take E = 200GPa and Poisson's ratio = 0.3.
pygion 3
soos
ZA
a] 320 mm
spew
fea
Q8 Answer the following: (aosi0)
a) A hollow shaft is to transmit 300kW power at 80rpm. If shear stress is not to
exceed 60Nimm? and intemal diameter is 0.6 of the external diameter, find the
extemal and intemal diameters assuming that the maximum torque is 1.4 times the
‘mean,
4) State and prove Maxwell-Bett reciprocal theorem. Paper / Subject ca 9/22
| SE9308 / Engineering Thermodynamies
otal No. or vEeNe “
No. of Printed Pages 3 ib en SE930
. SX -(Mechani
(Mechanical) (Sem-Il) (Revised Course
EXAMINATION SULY 2023
Engineering Thermodynamics
2019-2026)
{Max. Marks:100]
An: a
ee five questions in all selecting at least two questions from each
and B one question from PART C.
Use of tables and chars is permitted,
Assume missing data,
ifat all any, with proper justification.
Part-A
State th a
a _ ast) aa of thermodynamics for a closed system undergoing a (i) cycle 3
b)
Write the Steady Flow En
. ‘ergy Equation and apply it to 8
© Turbine (ii) Compressor (iii) Nozzle (iv) Valve
io) A gas undergoes a thermodynamic cycle consisting of the following process: 9
@ Process 1-2: Constant Pressure P = 1.4 bar, V, = 0.028m3, Wy. = 10.5 kj.
Gi) Process 2-3: Compression with PV = constant, Us = Us. (iil) Process 3-1:
constant volume, U; —U; = —26.4 kj. Neglecting the changes in potential
and kinetic energy,
(a) Sketch the cycle on a p-V diagram
(b) Complete the table given below:
Heat Work ‘Change in
Transfer | Transfer | Energy, AU
Qs) | Wad) (3)
[ 10.5 _
— 264
(c) Calculate the network for the cycle and show that 2Q = EW.
Q2 a) State Kelvin-Planck and Clausius statements of the second law of 7
thermodynamics. Prove that both the statements are equivalent,
b) Explain Carnot eycle with neat p-v and T-s diagrams, u
APSSE74DC4939ESHAFS AD9OFAGEB2326, Paper / Subject Code: SE9308 / Engineering Thermodynamics
SE9308
©) A domestic food reftigerator maintains a temperature of -12 °C. The anbin i ‘
temperature is 35 °C, If heat leaks into the freezer at the continuous me ol
Determine the least power necessary to pump this heat out continuously.
@& a) State and prove the Carnot theorems, (Carnot principles). 8
b) Explain any three reasons for inreversibilities in a system? 6
©) A turbine operates under steady flow conditions, receiving steam at the following 6
State: Pressure 1.2 MPa, temperature 188 °C, enthalpy 2785 kikg, velocity 33.3
tvs and elevation 3 m, The steam leaves the turbine atthe following state: Pressure
20 kPa, enthalpy 2512 ki/kg, velocity 100 m/s, and elevation 0 m. Heat is lost to
the surroundings at the rate of 0.29 Ki/s. If the rate of steam flow through the
turbine is 0.42 kp/s, what is the power Output of the turbine in kW?
‘sothermal process (iv) potytropic process. Explain ay the terms of the
expressions,
) Define dryness fraction of steam, Explain how steam quality can be measured 6
using @ neat diagram.
©) An iron cube at a temperature of 400 °C is dropped into an insulated bath ¢
Containing 10 kg water at 25 °C. The water finally reaches a temperature of 50 °C
at steady state. The specific heat of water is 4186 J/kgK. Find the entropy changes
for the iron cube and water. Comment if the Process is reversible,
Q5 4) Discuss with neat pv diagrams, (i) Otto cycle (ii) Diesel cycle.
.
5) Compare and discuss Carnot eycle with Rankine cycle using T-s diagram, 4
©) Steam at 30 bar pressure and 500 °C enters a turbine, which expands, 19 a 4g
condenser pressure of 0.1 bar I he isentropic efficiency of turbine is 859% ang
Pump lest are neglected, calculate the cycle efficiency
4) Explain compression ratio, xpansion ratio and Cut off ratio ofa diese eycle Write
expression for each, :
Explain with net digrams any two methods Of improving the thermal 8
CMiciency ofa Brayton Cyete :
AISSESDCION9E SEAS Atop
AGER a
Paper / Subject Code: SE9308 /,
ing Thermodynamics
SE9308,
© =
*) Carbon dioxide at 1 bar and 20°C is isothermally and reversibly compressed toa 6
Pressure of S bar. Ifthe initial volume ofthe gas
inthe entropy and comment
Was 0.05 m’, calculate the change
Part.c
3) Derive the steady
flow energy equation (SFE) for a single stream of fluid 10
nlering and leaving a control volume
For steam at 20 bar and dryness fraction of 0.85, find (i) specific volume (i) 4
Specific entropy (i) specific enthalpy iv) specific internal energy.
©) Define specific
heat at constant volume and specific heat at constant pressure. 6
Derive the relatioy
ship between specific heats and heat transfer,
a) Explain with neat b
lock diagram and T-s diagrams
(Simple Rankin
10
e cycle
Gi) Rankine eyele with regeneration
(iii) Rankine eyele with reheat 4
b)_ Prove that energy isa property of a system,
sy Sens ‘
©) Explain the following terms -(i) Saturation temperature (i) Sensible Heat
(iii) Latent Heat (iv) Superheat (v) Triple point (vi) Critical point. & \Vo D
Paper / Su,
“ver Subject Code: SE9306 / Mathematics TL
. ‘99306
Stal No. of Printed Pages: 3
SE. (Mechanical) (Sem-ti
IN) (Revised Course 2019-2020)
EXAMINATION JUNE 2023
7 Mathematics 111
Ime: 3:4
00 Hours} (Max. Marks:100]
Tastructions: 1) Answer
Part ¢,
Five questions, any two cach from Par-A and Part-B and one from
>) Assume suitable data if neseseary.
Qi ay Bind the inverse Laplace transform of
i) 32 Dor Ie
TH oe, (E3]
b)
Solve the ordinary
@y
differential equation given below, using Laplace transforms
ae” 37 Ay = Set
®
yO =2, yO) =0
@a
Find the eigen values and eigen vectors of tie matrix
®
2-11
A= fi 1 - |
1-102
State and prove convolution: theorem for Laplace transforms. Use convolution.
‘theorem to find the inverse Laplace transform of—<—2—
FD
»)
6
— 6
Using Laplace transform, evaluate f°" a
an
Define unitary matix. Show that [!*! <1 0
aise 1 cilisuion. ®
T£L(f() = F(s), where L(f()) denotes the Laplace transform of f(t), prove the ©
following
DUC) = Fs-a |LEAY=-4 (FO)
2 1 ®)
) State and prove Cayley Hamilton theorem. Verify it forthe matrix { a
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Shag,
Pe 1.0K and zero
Jensity function f(x) kee’, 0% 4 and fer
QU a) A random variable X has esol ye A
elsewhere. Find i) the value of k ii) PC
fox -nex<0 %
b) Obtain the Fourier series for the function (1) ~ [yyy Ocxem
we vu 1
hence show that = = Sina as “
: the equation, 6)
©} State the one dimensional wave equation and derive the solution of the eq
isplaced from its position of
QS a) A string of length 10cms, fastened at both ends is displaced ee iO x
equilibrium by imparting to cach of its points an initial veloc i ee
being the distance from ‘one end, Determine the displacement a
b) Compute the moment generating function of Binomial distribution B(n,p). Use it to (6)
compute the mean,
©) Find the half range cosine series for ffx)=(x-1)? in (0,1) and hence show that 0)
Royo 4
raat
roxy G6
6 2) Define an orthogonal set of functions. Prove thatthe set {cos} n=0,1.2..i8 (6)
orthogonal over [-2, 2}. Determine the corresponding orthonormal sot
i 0 oe 8)
5) A insulated rod of length 20 ems has its ends A and B maintained at 40 Cand gore (8)
Finer aya until steady state conditions prevail. Ifthe temperature at A is suddenly
‘aised to 50°C and that OB reduced to 60°C. Find the tem
iperature at a distance x
from one end at any time t. (Assun
me the general solution of heat equation)
¢) Ina certain city the power b
normal distribution with me:
Probability that there will
Standard normal curve fro;
veak downs pr week isa random variable having 6)
an =10:2 and standard deviation 6 =3.1. Find the
be at least 8 breakdowns in one week.( Area under ‘the
m z= 0107 =0.11 is 0.2611)
Part-C
QT a) Find the half range Fourier sine sores fo {@) = 3x-2in(0,2) 6)
141 2 (8)
») Forthematixa=|2 1 “5| ing Now-singolar matrices P and Q such that PAQ
=f
3.2
‘Sin normal form, Hence find the rank of A
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©) Anclectical £e™P=y buys Capctrs from three manufactures A, B and C.
brady obuyng eo
respectively. Fy
037
“tbacitor from these ‘manufactures are 0.3, 0.33 and
i the probabil
functions property
etermine the
es
ty thatthe Capacitor mae by these —
“AS spectie period ae 0 82, 0) and 0.84 ees f
Probably tat capartoy randomly chosen fom the lot
function fora specie ig
BW 9) IM) isa Petlodie function having period p,
@)
then prove that
7
UF() = cs/ eo f(Odt
Find he Laplace tang
4 2
form of ft) = 2-43 O%29f4n5 sodeq
2 e Ls
posh 2a
Paper | Subject Code: £9307 / Machanics of Solids
E9307
Total No. of Printed Pages: 94
-E - (Mechanical) (Sem-I1l) (Revised Course 2019-2020)
EXAMINATION JANUARY 2023
Machanies of Solids
{Time:3 Hours} [Max. Marks:100]
Inst ions:
structions: 1. Attempt S questions in fll wth t least Two Questions from Part A and
Part B and One Questions from Part C
2. All dimensions in the figures arein mm unless otherwise indicated there
in
3. Missing data if any may suitably be assumed.
PART A
) QI Answer the following:
(10+10)
4) A structural aluminium section has nominal éimensions as shown in Fig: 1.
Determine the values of Ta, ly and Iny. Also determine the maximum and
‘minimum values of moment of inertia with respect to the axes passing
through O
ae
) A simply supported beam in Fig: 2(a) carries a uniformly distributed load q
per unit length. The cross section of the beam is shown in Fig: 2(b). I the
allowable stress in tension as well as compression is limited to 38 MPa,
