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    Dr.

    B R AMBEDKAR NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY


    B. Tech - 1st Semester
    Elements of Mechanical Engineering (MEX-102)
    Minor I (September, 2014)
    Time: 1Hours Max. Marks: 20
    NOTE: -
    1. Attempt all the Questions
    2. Draw Neat and Clean Diagrams where required

    1. Answer the followings questions: -
    a) Differentiate between the non-coplanar concurrent forces and non-coplanar non-
    concurrent forces with suitable figures and examples. (2)
    b) State Lamis Theorem. (1)
    c) Difference between Perfect, Deficient and Redundant Frames. (1)
    d) When a body is said to be in equilibrium? (1)

    2. A block weighing W = 20KN is resting on an inclined plane as shown in fig.1.
    Determine its components normal to and parallel to inclined plane.
    (3)






    3. A sphere weighing 100 KN is resting in trough as shown in fig.2. Determine the
    reactions developed at contact surfaces (1 & 2). Assume all contact surfaces are
    smooth. (3)









    4. For the given below simply supported beam AB in fig.3. Calculate the support
    reactions and moments at supports and points C, D and E. All dimensions are in metre.
    (4)








    5. A truss of 12 m span is loaded as shown fig.4. Determine the forces in the members
    BD, CE, and CD of the truss. (5)



    W
    30
    o

    Fig .1
    4 KN / M
    2
    m
    0.5
    m
    0.5
    m
    2

    m
    9 KN-m 6 KN
    Fig.3
    A
    B C D
    E
    60
    o
    45
    o

    Fig.2
    1 2
    2
    Fig. 4

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