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    UNIVERSITY OF THE EAST – MANILA

    COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

    NES 123 – EE1


    MW 10:30AM – 12:00NN

    PROBLEM SET NO. 1


    NORMAL STRESS AND SHEAR STRESS

    SURNAME, GIVEN NAME MI


    201301XXXXX

    I. ACCURACY OF ANSWERS _____

    II. CLEAR COMPUTATIONS _____

    III. PRESENTATION _____

    TOTAL _____

    ENGR. PRINCE ARHAT ZADKIEL L. SERO


    INSTRUCTOR
    NORMAL STRESS
    1. Calculate the stress if a force of 12 N is applied to one end of 10 inch diameter circular
    rod in Pascals.

    2. An iron column of annular cross-section has an outer diameter of 200 mm and is


    subjected to a force of 74 kN. Find the thickness of the wall if the allowable
    compressive stress is 10 MPa.

    3. Determine the outside diameter of a hollow steel tube that will carry a tensile load of
    800kN at a stress of 140 MPa. Assume the wall thickness to be one eighth of the
    outside diameter.

    4. Given the bar with cross sectional area of 3 in2, determine the axial stress in the bar
    on the cross section (a) 20” to the right of A, (b) 20” to the right of B, and (c) 20” to the
    right of C.

    5. A steel tie rod on a bridge must be made to withstand a pull of 8000 lbs. Find the
    radius of the rod assuming a factor of safety of 4 and ultimate stress of 90,000 psi.

    Notes:
     For no. 4, read up on axial loading.
     Draw the diagram needed to answer the problem.
     Handwritten, copy and provide the correct solution. You may use multiple sheets of
    short bone paper.
     Borders are 0.5 inch at the top, right, and bottom and 1 inch at the left, in red.
     Grading System
    o Accuracy of answers is 80% of total credits. It involves enclosing the final
    answer in a box, use of correct units, and closeness of the answer to the correct
    answer. Use at least 4 decimal places.
    o Clearness of computation is 10% of total credits. Involves presentation of
    solution in a way that can be clearly followed, even by a non-engineering major.
    Proper flow and explanation when necessary.
    o Presentation is 10% of total credits. Involves overall aesthetic of the problem
    set, correct cover page, margins, and borders. Diagrams as supplementary to
    the solution earn extra credits.
    SHEAR STRESS
    1. Problem no. 3 in handouts given. (Solution is on mathalino.com, and can help in
    Problem no. 4)

    2. If the ultimate shear strength of a steel plate is 53000 lb/in2, what force is necessary
    to punch a 0.4 in radius hole in a 0.625 inch thick plate?

    3. A punch for making holes in steel plates is shown below in figure a. Assuming that
    there is a punch with a diameter of 20 mm used to punch a hole in a 5 mm plate as
    shown in the cross sectional view in figure b, if a force P = 125 kN is required, what is
    (a) the average shear stress in the plate and (b) the average compressive stress in
    the punch?

    4. Shafts and pulleys are usually fastened together by means of a key, as shown below.
    Imagine a pulley subjected to a turning moment T of 2 kN-m, keyed by a 10 mm x 10
    mm x 75 mm key to the shaft. The shaft is 50 mm in diameter. Determine the shear
    stress on a horizontal plane through the key.

    5. Consider a clevis in double shear with a force P of 400 kN applied at either end.
    Assuming that the bolt has a diameter of 0.75 in, what is the average shear stress
    experienced by the bolt in N/m2?

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