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The document outlines several engineering problems related to mechanics of materials, including deriving equations for deformation in tapering rods, relationships between elastic constants, and analyzing stresses in beams and columns. Specific calculations are requested for elastic constants, shear force diagrams, bending moments, principal stresses, and crippling loads using Rankine's formula. Each problem requires application of fundamental principles in structural analysis and material mechanics.

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The document outlines several engineering problems related to mechanics of materials, including deriving equations for deformation in tapering rods, relationships between elastic constants, and analyzing stresses in beams and columns. Specific calculations are requested for elastic constants, shear force diagrams, bending moments, principal stresses, and crippling loads using Rankine's formula. Each problem requires application of fundamental principles in structural analysis and material mechanics.

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1. Derive the equation for deformation in a tapering circular rod subjected to axial force P.

2. Derive the relationship between the Young’s Modulus and Bulk Modulus.
3. A 25 mm diameter bar subjected to a force of 40 kN has an extension of 0.08 mm on a
guage length of 200 mm. If the diametrical reduction is 0.003 mm. Determine the values
of elastic constants.
4. A simply supported beam is subjected to point load of 15kN together with a udl of
15kN/m as shown in the Fig. Develop SFD and BMD. Identify the point of low shear and
estimate the corresponding bending moment.

5. Derive the bending equation with usual notations


6. Derive the Torque equation with the usual notations.
7. The state of stress at a point in a strained material is shown in the Fig. Determine the
principal stresses and locate the principal planes. Also obtain maximum shear stress and
locate corresponding planes.

8. The external and internal diameter of a hollow cast iron column is 5 cm and 4 cm
respectively. If the length of column is 3 m and both the ends are fixed. Determine the
crippling load using Rankines formula. Take the values of σc=500 N/mm2, α= 1/1600

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