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    Ce 2252 Strength of Materials: - Important Questions Number (Rajput) Number (Bansal) 1

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    This document provides an outline of topics covered in the CE 2252 STRENGTH OF MATERIALS course, including: 1. Strain energy principles, Castigliano's theorem, and using energy methods to calculate beam and truss deflections. 2. Indeterminate beam analysis including propped cantilevers, continuous beams, and calculating reactions and moments. 3. Columns including eccentrically loaded short columns, Euler's theory of long columns, and Rankine's formula for eccentric loading. 4. Three dimensional stress including principal stresses and strains, failure theories, and applying them to structural analysis and design. 5. Advanced beam bending topics such as un

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    This document provides an outline of topics covered in the CE 2252 STRENGTH OF MATERIALS course, including: 1. Strain energy principles, Castigliano's theorem, and using energy methods to calculate beam and truss deflections. 2. Indeterminate beam analysis including propped cantilevers, continuous beams, and calculating reactions and moments. 3. Columns including eccentrically loaded short columns, Euler's theory of long columns, and Rankine's formula for eccentric loading. 4. Three dimensional stress including principal stresses and strains, failure theories, and applying them to structural analysis and design. 5. Advanced beam bending topics such as un

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    This document provides an outline of topics covered in the CE 2252 STRENGTH OF MATERIALS course, including: 1. Strain energy principles, Castigliano's theorem, and using energy methods to calculate beam and truss deflections. 2. Indeterminate beam analysis including propped cantilevers, continuous beams, and calculating reactions and moments. 3. Columns including eccentrically loaded short columns, Euler's theory of long columns, and Rankine's formula for eccentric loading. 4. Three dimensional stress including principal stresses and strains, failure theories, and applying them to structural analysis and design. 5. Advanced beam bending topics such as un

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    Ce 2252 Strength of Materials: - Important Questions Number (Rajput) Number (Bansal) 1

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    CE 2252 STRENGTH OF MATERIALS

    # - important questions

    UNIT 1 .ENERGY PRINCIPLES

    TITLE
    Strain Energy and strain Energy Density Strain Energy in Traction, shear in flexure and torsion # Castigliano's Theorem Principle of virtual work #Application of energy theorems in computing deflections in beams #Application of energy theorems in computing deflections in trusses Maxwells Reciprocal theorem

    PAGE NUMBER (RAJPUT) 861-892 900

    PAGE NUMBER (BANSAL) 143-170 -

    Notes 903-915 Notes 916-918

    2.INDETERMIN -ATE BEAMS

    Propped Cantilever and fixed beams # Analysis of fixed beam Fixed end moments & reactions for central concentrated load Fixed end moments & reactions for non-central concentrated load Fixed end moments & reactions for UDL Fixed end moments & reactions for triangular load, maximum at centre and maximum at end Theorem of three moments Analysis of continuous beam Shear Force and bending moment diagram for continuous beams Slope & Deflection in Continous beam

    492-507

    602-617

    529-560

    619-657

    560-582

    658-675

    3. COLUMNS

    Eccentrically loaded short column Middle third rule and core section Columns of unsymmetrical section - angle and channel section # Euler's theory of long columns Critical loads for prismatic columns with different end conditions # Rankines formula for eccentrically loaded columns Thick cylinders Compound cylinders

    962-966 931-942 943-962 624- 645 645-654

    858-862 402-412 397-402 817-844 844-855 789-802

    4. STATE OF STRESS IN THREE DIMENSIONS

    Spherical and deviatory components of stress tensor Determination of principal stresses and principal planes Volumetric strain Dilation and distortion # Theories of failure Principal stress dilation failure theory Principal strain failure theory Shear stress failure theory Strain energy failure theory Distortion energy theory Application in analysis of stress, load carrying capacity & design of members (Problems)

    Notes 4-20 Notes 85-123 62-70

    1103-1128

    1017-1050

    ADVANCED TOPIC IN BENDING OF BEAMS

    Unsymmetrical bending of beams of symmetrical and unsymmetrical sections #Curved beams # Winkler Bach formula Stress concentration Fatigue and fracture

    1222-1234

    1163-1193 Notes

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