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    Materials Engineering Department

    Materials Engineering Course


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    Answer the following questions:

    1. Discuss the effect of specimen dimensions and type and rate of loading on the test
    results?

    2. What is the purpose the cold bend test? Explain the characteristic of fracture in this
    test?

    3. Why the span length to depth ratio (L/d) in bending range from 6-12.

    4. A cast iron beam of circular cross-section was tested in bending under a central load
    and supported over a span of 80mm. If the modulus of resilience of this grade of cast
    iron equals 0.196 kg.cm and the loads and corresponding deflections measured during
    the test are as follows:
    Load (kg) 150 300 450 600 750 900 1050 1100
    Deflection (mm) 1.05 2.1 3.15 4.2 5.25 6.8 8.88 failure

    Draw the load-deflection diagram and determine: -


    a) Diameter of cross section.
    b) Modulus of rupture.
    c) Modulus of elasticity.
    d) Explain the fracture behavior of the beam.

    5. A cast iron beam of a circular cross-section was simply supported over a span of 50 cm
    and tested in bending under concentrated load at its mid-span. The modulus of elasticity
    is 800 ton/cm2.
    Find the following:
    i- The diameter of the beam if the resilience is 0.2 ton.cm and the load at proportional
    limit is 2000 Kg.
    ii- The maximum Load on the beam if the maximum bending strength is 2.8 ton/cm 2.

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    6. A timber beam was centrally loaded; the distance between supports being 90 cm, the
    cross-section of the beam was 2.5 cm width and 5 cm depth. If the loads and
    corresponding deflections are as follows: -
    Load (kg) 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 750
    Deflection (mm) 0 4.75 9.52 14.3 19.02 23.86 27.2 36.10 failure

    Draw the load deflection diagram and determine:


    i) Stress at limit of proportionality
    ii) Modulus of rupture.
    iii) Modulus of resilience.
    iv) Modulus of toughness.
    v) Stiffness of material

    7. A timber beam of circular cross section simply supported over a span of 50 cm was
    tested in bending under a central load. If the modulus of elasticity of this wood was 790
    ton/cm2 and the loads versus mid span vertical deflection were as follows:
    P, KN 0 6 10 14 18 22 26 27 28
    Deflection, mm 0 0.5 0.8 1.2 1.5 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0

    Draw the load-deflection diagram and determine:


    i- Diameter of the beam ii- Elastic bending strength iii- Modulus of rupture.
    iv- Modulus of resilience v- Modulus of toughness

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