Level(200)

Mansoura University

Sheet(2)

Faculty of Engineering
Stress Analysis

.MTE Dept

(1) Determine the body force distribution required for equilibrium and the magnitude of its resultant at
the point x = 0.01 m, y = 0.03m, z = 0.06 m, The forces in( KN).

(2) Given zero body forces, determine whether the following stress distribution can exist for a body in
equilibrium:
.

(3) Two prismatic bars of a by b rectangular cross section are glued as shown in Fig. 1. The allowable
normal and shearing stresses for the glued joint are 700 and 560 kPa, respectively. Assuming that the
strength of the joint controls the design, what is the largest axial load P that may be applied? Use =
40, a = 50 mm, and b = 75 mm.

(Fig. 1).
(4) A prismatic steel bar of a = b = 50 mm square cross section is subjected to an axial tensile load P =
125 kN .Calculate the normal and shearing stresses on all faces of an element oriented at (a) = 70,
and (b) = 45 on horizontal .
(5) A prismatic bar is under an axial load, producing a compressive stress of 75 MPa on a plane at an
angle = 30 (Fig. 2). Determine the normal and shearing stresses on all faces of an element at an
angle of = 50 (b) = 140.

(Fig. 2).
(6 ) A cylindrical pipe of 160 mm outside diameter and 10 mm thickness, spirally welded at an angle of
= 40 with the axial (x) direction, is subjected to an axial compressive load of P = 150 kN through
the rigid end plates (Fig. 3). Determine the normal x and shearing stresses xy acting simultaneously in
the plane of the weld.

(Fig. 3)
(7) the state of stress at the point in a loaded body are represented in fig (4).calculate the normal and
shearing stresses acting on the indicated inclined plane .

(8) the state of stress at the point in a loaded body are represented in fig (4).calculate the normal and
shearing stresses acting on the indicated inclined plane

(9) A frame is formed by two metallic rectangular cross sectional parts soldered along their inclined
planes as illustrated in Fig. 4. What is the permissible axial load P all that can be applied to the frame,
without exceeding a normal stress of all or a shearing stress of all on the inclined plane? Given: a =
10 mm, b = 75 mm, t = 20 mm, = 55, all = 25 MPa, and all = 12 MPa for the inclined plane.
Assumption: Material strength in tension is 90 MPa.

(Fig. 4.)