Engineering :: Strength Of Materials
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21. |
The point of contraflexure occurs in |
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Simply supported beams only |
B. |
Cantilever beams only |
C. |
Continuous beam only |
D. |
Overhanging beams only |
E. |
All types of beams |
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Answer: Option D
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22. |
The slenderness ratio of vertical comumn of square cross-section of 2.5 cm sides and 600 cm length is |
Answer: Option D
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23. |
Materials exhibiting time bound behaviour are known as |
A. |
Isentropic |
B. |
Reactive |
C. |
Fissile |
D. |
Visco elastic |
E. |
Anelastic |
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Answer: Option D
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24. |
Unsymmetrical bending is said to occur when |
A. |
The beam cross-section is unsymmetrical |
B. |
The shear centre does not coincide with neutral axis |
C. |
The bending moment diagram is unsymmetrical |
D. |
The beam is subjected to thrust in addition to bending moment |
E. |
The beam is subjected to loads that do not lie in a plane containing a principal axis |
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Answer: Option C
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25. |
Along the principal plane subjected to maximum principal shear |
A. |
The maximum shear stress acts |
B. |
The minimum shear stress acts |
C. |
No shear stress acts |
D. |
Any of the above |
E. |
None of the above |
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Answer: Option C
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26. |
The failure of a material under varying load, after a number of cycles of such load, is known as |
A. |
Ductile failure |
B. |
Brittle failure |
C. |
Impact failure |
D. |
Hysteresis failure |
E. |
Fatigue failure |
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Answer: Option E
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27. |
Within elastic limits the greatest amount of strain energy per unit volume that a material can absorb is known as |
A. |
Shock proof energy |
B. |
Resilience |
C. |
Proof resilience |
D. |
Impact energy limit |
E. |
Strain hardening |
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Answer: Option C
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28. |
The ratio of average shear stress to maximum shear stress for a circular section is |
Answer: Option D
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29. |
A body having similar properties throughout its volume is said to be |
A. |
Homogeneous |
B. |
Isotropic |
C. |
Isentropic |
D. |
Contimuous |
E. |
Uniform |
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Answer: Option A
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30. |
The materials which exhibit the same elastic properties in all directions are called |
A. |
Homogeneous |
B. |
Isotropic |
C. |
Isentropic |
D. |
Inelastic |
E. |
Visco-elastic |
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Answer: Option B
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