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HIGHER EDUCATION DIVISION / SUTL

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Examinations: Semester: 1 2004 Paper 1 of 1

School of Engineering & Science Campus : Hawthorn

Subject Code(s): HES 2120
Full Subject Title: STRUCTURAL MECHANICS

STUDENT’S NAME: _________________________________ID No: ________________

Duration: 180 minutes Percentage of overall assessment covered by this paper : 75 %
Reading Time: 15 minutes

INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES

Materials Allowed

Answering Requirements

Answer all questions, state formulae used.

Swinburne University of Technology

School of Engineering AND SCIENCE

FINAL EXAMINATION - 1 st Semester 2004

(HES 2120, Structural Mechanics)
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The diameter of the shaft must be uniform throughout and there are two further design requirements : - the angle of twist between A and C must not exceed 1.5o; - the maximum permissible shaft shear stress is (MAX = 60 MPa. Determine the minimum shaft diameter that may be used, G = 77 GPa. (16 marks)
[pic]

Fig. 1

QUESTION TWO

A composite bar is made by securely bonding an aluminium strip (EA = 70 GPa) to a copper strip (EC = 105 GPa) as shown. The composite bar is bent about a horizontal axis with a moment of 30 Nm. Determine :

a) Location of centroid for transformed section, [pic]; and corresponding centroidal moment of inertia, IX . b) Maximum stress in aluminium strip. c) Maximum stress in copper strip.
(18 marks)
[pic]

Fig. 2

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