T® pisnotknown 8 shear modulus of elas isalso known 2s bulk moduius of elastic [SSC-UE : (Forenoon) 15.11.2909) ofthe following alloys oF iron ang ae pe highest yield strength? Deadmildstee! (b) High carbon stee) or el (9) Medium carbon st [SSC-UE : (Forenoon) 16.11.2990 carbon 1 1 ear Force and Bending Moment ‘Asimply supported beam having a span of 3m and carrying @ uniformly distributed load ot ZZ okNimhas a shear force, at mid-s 30 kN oe [SSC-JE : 2007) thebending moment (M) segment (/) of a beam. Th ‘also be constant over stant over a length shearing fore Oa [SSC-JE : 2008] 28 Consider the following Asimply supported b« ee ‘couple somewhere in the produce 2. parabolic BM diagrams(0) 3. bolh+veand a the point of apr Ofthese sta @) 1,2and 3 are corre (0) 1 and 2are corr (©) 2and32 [SSC-JE : 2008] Vaties following near law tt (©) both(a)and(b) (A bove [SSC-JE : 2009] tten as 25. The bending equatio (@) Mi=o,Jy = EIR (b) bers v G Putes) 0° a beam represents (@) deflection: (b) slope —v (©) moment roe ISSC-JE : 2010) For a beam, the term(aia)s (2) stress (©) curvay ay rigidity > (A) shear force [SSC-E : 2010] The Point of contratiexure is a point where (@) Shear force is maximum (6) Bending moment is maximum (©) Shear force changes sign (2) Bending moment changes sign oe [SSC - JE : 2012, 2013] A rectangular lo of wood is floating in water with toad! 100 Natit centre, The maximums shear fore inthe wooden og (@) 100Natthe cente (b) Zero shearallthrough I DNatites gpmre 2.10 The shear force at the point of contraflexure in 28 Ss 2.9 [SSC - JE : 2012] [SSC - JE : 2012] 2.497 simply supported beams carving istibuted varying nature of intensity ‘w to the other support The shape of BMD will be €@) linear (b) parabolic (©) cubical parébola (@) zero a pe [SSC : JE: 2013] VOL > Shearferte - binaw (?) Bendtivey me 7 Pra ehae2 0"Y wor 7 ine other end wisolated load at mid span (© none of these NN [SSCE : (Forenoon) 24.01.2018) cent at a hinge will be: ‘pends upon acting forces ofthese {SSC-UE : (Forenoon) 25.01.2018) eeping the depth d constant, the width of a ‘antieve of length /of uniform strength loaded with 2 uniformly distributed load w varies from vero at ne free end and 4 at the fixed end, W \*/? at the fixed end S*)+P? attne fixed end [SSC-JE : (Forenoon) 25.01.2018] How many constraints are there in a free-rotation support used in a planar system? (o) 2 @ 4 [SSC-JE : (Evening) 27.01.2018] It ina planar system, only 2 reaction forces are acting, then the system is = (@) Essentially unstable (b) Essentially stable (©) Canttsay (@) None of these [SSC-VE : (Evening) 27.01.2018] 8y applying the static equations |.e. tH=0, 2V=0 and EM = 0, to a determinate structure, we may determine (@) Supporting reactions only b) Shear forces only (0) Bending moments only (9) Alloption are correct [SSC-vE : (Evening) 27.01 2018] eget i = . * nc varying nearly from zero atone ena st = 2.48 Thesopect (0 sree aber arent agra gies (©) couple (©) compressive force (2) tensile force ISSC-JE : (Afternoon) 23.9.2019) Fora Cantilever beam of ength L subjected toa moment M at its ffee end, the shape of shear force diagram is, (a) parabolic (©) no shear force at any part of beam (€) rectangular with a constant value of (MIL) (2) linearly varying with zero at tree end and maximum at the support [SSC-E : (Forenoon) 25.9.2019] For the beam having a uniformly distributed load cf wer unitength as shown in the given figure, the maximum positive bending moment's equal tothe maximum negative bending moment. The value of L, to for this condition is ie eae % @ 5 ) v2 4 1 @> © op [SSC-VE : (Forenoon) 25.9.2019] ‘Abeam of span 5m, fixed at Aand 8, carries a point load of 60 kN at 2m from A. The fixed fend moments at the supports ‘A’ and ‘8, respectively, are {@) 24kNm clockwise and 36 kNm clockwise {o) 24 kNm anticlockwise and 36 kNm anticlockwise (©) 36kNm clockwise and 24 km anticlockwise (@) 36kNmanticlockwise and 24 kNm clockwise [SSC-VE : (Forencon) 30.10.2020] Fora simply supported beam, ithe area under the shear force diagram between 2 points is a ‘constant C, then the difference between the moments at these points s: ae (oc (20 [SSC-E : (Evening) 11.12.2020}srroug ‘pe BMD is represented by j aight line from the free end ‘MD is represented by linearly increas aghtline from the fixedeng sn {SSO~E : (Forenoon) 16.11.2090) s associated with change of along the span is known as; (a) t'sonal shear (D) punching shear {cq balancing shear (4) flexural shear (SSC-E : (Forenoon) 16.11.2022) lever beamis subjected two pointioads own in the given diagram, Find the eheay and bending momentacting athe support ofthe beam, bending 20KN 30kN = (@) SF = 10 KN, BM= 80 kN-m (o) SF = 50000 N, BM= 80 kN-m (0) SF = 50 KN, BM= 50 kN-m (¢) SF = 5OKN, BM= 8000 N-m [SSC-JE : (Forenoon) 09.10.2023] A cantilever beam is loaded as per the given diagram. Find the bending moment acting at the mid span of beam, 20%N 304N ee (@) 5000N-m (©) 50KN-m (©) 3000N-m (4) 30kN-m, [SSC-JE : (Forenoon) 09.10.2023] Find the support reactions acting on the given simply supported beam of length 6 m, which is subjected to a uniformly distributed load of intensity 20 kN/m on the left half span as shown in the diagram, 20K 5 4 . ‘a a om (2) 15kN (left, 45 KN (right) 2.63 2.64 2.65 a4 (©) 45} (eh, ©) 208 (er, (©) 30KN (ie, 15 KN (right) BOKN (ight) 3OKN (ight) IE: (Forenoon) 10.10.2023) [Link] supported beam of length 4 m is : No aud of intonsity 10 kN over entire Maun beam: Determine the magnitude of imum shear force acting anywhere in the (@) 40/6 KN, (o) 1 eek (©) 10KN (@) 20KN, [SSC-JE : (Evening) 10.10.2023) Find the value of shear force at one-fourth of the ‘QIVen span from the let support as shown in the below diagram, es a Me ey, M @ Zhe) Mave) © Hove) @ Hove) [SSC-JE : (Evening) 10.10.2023) Find the bending momentata distance L/4 trom ‘end A of the simply supported beam as shown below. piiseer ee =* ! we aut? @ Deco we (c) Zero oO > [SSC-JE : (Evening) 10.10.2023] Bee Ina Mohr’ circle of « ~ t plane (6 = normal stress, t = shear stress), the vertical radius represents (@) Maximum shear stress (b) Maximum normal stress (c) Principal stress4.22 beam of equal cross-sectional area are + Zier equal rc momen Hone Beam See erccion and te ofr haa ee in fa nor beaman bo ony 87270 Oe ir anion beam ville senget Sr son beam ibe svorget (d) the strength of the beam will depend on the nature of aiding [SSC - JE (Afternoon) 1.3.2017] ‘or a design of a simply supported beam under unitorniy distributed load (@) check the section at centre for Bending Moment as well as for shear (b}check the section at centre for Bending a and at the support for shear (©) Check at the centre for shear and at the support for Bending Moment (d) None of these [SSC - JE (Forenoon) : 2.3.2017] 4.24 Most efficient and economical section used as. (6) Circular section on reason (©) Angles (A) Hsection [SSC - JE (Forenoon) : 2.3.2017] 4.25 Atty point of @ beam, the section modulus ‘may be obtained by dividing the moment of inertia of the section by ay (@) depth of the section (0) depth of the neutral axis (©) maximum tensile stress at the section (a) maximum compressive stress at the section [SSC - JE (Afternoon) 2.3.2017) Sa 4.26 Shear stress distribution of a beam of rectangular cross-section, subjected to transverse loading will be (i) ~ (ii) +} (a) (ii) © (ii) ) (io, (Forenoon) 3.3, 2017) 4.27 If the stess in each cross-section o just equal tits working stress, its formig (a) Form of equal stress — (b) Form of equal strength ee (c) Form of equal section (d) None of these. {SSC-E (Forenoon) 33.2917 4.28 Incase of eccentrically oaded stnts_ preferred. (a) Solid section (b) Hollow section (c) Composite section (d) Reinforced section (SSC-JE (Forencon) 3.3.2017) 4.29: The figure (all dimensions are inmm) belowshovs an I-section of the beam. The shear stress 21 point P (very close to the bottom of the flange) is 12MPa, The stress at point Qin the web ery close to the flange) is * g + 10 —__ (@) Indeterminable due: (b) 60 MPa i (c) 18MPa (@) 12MPaa bending moment nan om width, The variation in depth wit oe "@ station in dept wit be Y M (6) Me [SSC - JE (Afternoon) 33.2017) [SSC - JE (Forenoon) 4.32017) ‘vongest rectangular beam cut from a 110g, the ratio ofthe width and depth is (b),0.404 (0.707 [SSC - JE (Afternoon) 4.3.2017] 434. The maximum magnitude of shear stress due near force Fon a rectangular section of area A the neutral axis is Om vending moment will be ee wa oR {SSC-UE : (Forenoon) 22.01.2018} The ratio of maximum s Shear stress of a cir 2 a) 3 stress to average far beam is: ms 3 OF @4 {SSC-UE : (Forenoon) 22.01.2018] blan is designed (a) Pending ononantae : (©) bending momentandtorson (AS (©) shear and torsion {@)-béiding moment, shear and torsion [SSC-E : Evening) 22.01.2018] 4.39 Distribution of shear intensity over a rectangular séctionofabeam,folows- © (@) acircular curve peer (©) astraight ine fa) Width is directly proportional to bending fb) Width is directly proportional to square root ‘of bending moment (6) Width is directly proportional to three times the square root of bending moment (6) Wiath is inversely proportional to bending ‘moment [SSC-E : (Evening) 22.01.2018] Keeping the depth d constant, the width of & cantilever of length / of uniform: strength loaded with a uniformly distributed load w varies from zeroatthelreeendand c (ew cP) [2 tthe fixed en (9 ect Pate do {6) Gwod)* Fa the xed end + jPatine fixed end (@) (Swe rescue + (Forenoon) 23.1.2018)©) 1 @ {SSC-UE : (Evening) 28.03.2915 (0 the () the stress, pate dB BandWiched dy betgean (9 wan 8 oists each Ox yo omer i 2 Section, The notresistance ofthe Beam ortho sama? etiyine ‘gram boing near "8M being near (SSC-UE : (Evening) 11.12-2020) Property that changes as issible Stress @ in, oe aoe nf rs ornate tainting MS Ben orogeny aa: (2) Mocs east 0 rt) yy ABO me) (0) Poissons ratio 6D F 6D (©) Moment of inertia st) gO ay (0) Mas dra 0 {8SC-JE : (Forencon) iso tuna) 440 Asuna EE i : lates 200 mm (cy x 20 i ‘oowing is an assumption made in ay en (9 9 own the oe renigue Wrasse dovoped tenes ie Bening hissed osremar a toon? lve of Young's modulus varies in en 0 sod compression | )The material of the beam ts not The beam equim Beas material within asc lit doesnot ey Hook's Law [SSC-JE : (Forenoon) 23.9.2019) «6 fora team wth rectangular cross section, at a neural axis, the shear stress axis is always: a) imam (©) maximum: b= 20mm (@) 75Ninm?——) SONAr? (©) 150Nimm® (4) 100mm? ISSC-UE : (Afternoon) 23.03.2021], (200 (@) infty AGT Ahr value of maximum shear force in a feciangiasecionota beam have dev 150 (Se eee Dr SDN. Cac ee cto boon 45) A romogeneous simply supported prismatic sectonithe permisbe maverum sea sess team of wiath 8, depth D and span L is of mateals 5 MPa, ‘ubjcea 10a concentratedoad of magne (@ 6667mm (200mm "2044 Theload ean be placed anywhere slong (©) Camotbe predicted usng he gven data he span ofthe beam. The maximum flexural {@) 100mm [SSC-E : (Forenoon) 14.11.2022) ‘4.62. The ser sress cistibuton of a beam secion © Bo has th folowing shape. Identity the shape of 75. ‘he beam section from the given opens. {SSC-E : (Evening) 11.12.2020] ‘8 The assumption made in the theory of simple nding that plane sections before bending ‘remain plane after bending leads 0SSCJE + Topicwise Previous Solved Papers ese = ee (a) Max. ste (a) Max. stress = 66 Nim? “ron Mae . i. (b) Max. stress = 44 Nim. . a e Nome RR (c) Max. stress = 66 Nir fir | Pje Secon ‘Seton Nin ee | {d) Max. stress = 44 Nimmo, : Nim MP Mo . ISSC-UE : (Evening) 10.19 ee | 4.67 A beam cross section has shape of : [SSC-E : (Forenoon) 14.11.2022} 4.63. Acircular beam section is subjected to a shear force of 400 KN. The maximum shear stress allowed in the material is 6 MPa. Calculate the safe diameter of the section, assuming a factor of safety equal to 2. (@) 266.66mm (©) 533.33mm (©) 133.33mm (@) Cannot be predicted using the given data [SSC-VE : (Forenoon) 15.11.2022] 4.64 Which of the following is an INCORRECTLY stated assumption in the theory of simple bending of beams? (@) Young's modulusis same in compression and tension (0) Plain section remains plain before and after bending (6) The radius of curvature is small compared to beam dimensions (@) The material of beam is isotropic and homogeneous [SSC-VE : (Forenoon) 15.11.2022] 4.65. What is the meaning of biaxial stress? (@) Stress acting along only one axis (0) Stress acting along tangential direction only (6) Stress acting along two axes (@) Stress acting along more than two axes [SSC-E : (Forenoon) 16.11.2022] 4.66 Direct stress due to self-weight and extreme bending stress at the base of a masonry dam is given as 22 Nimm? and 44 Nimm®?, respectively. Determine the value of extreme resultant stresses. cross sections has the same na Mu stress dstibution as that ofthe begs So section? os eS -T = T-secton Thenguar 4 sectopm [SSC-JE : (Forenoon) 11.10.2023), Brees 6.4 5.2 A beam simply-supported at both the [Link] | length 'L’ carries two equal unlike couples Mat two ends. If the flexural rigidity Elis constant, | then the central deflection of beamis given by Me me © der © ar 2 me © ger ©) ger [SSC-VE : 2008] The deflection of a beam may be reduced by (a) increasing depth of the section |