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2. Each group (max. of 5 students) are allowed to prepare the MoMLab report
using hand writing or computerized.
3. Please include the cognitive rubric as the front page. Fill in the names of the
group members, the matric number, and the section.
Prepared by:
CLUSTER OF STRUCTURAL & MATERIALS ENGINEERING
FACULTY OF CIVIL ENGINEERING AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
TITLE PAGE
students.
General Instructions:
You are required to complete all MoMLab requirements. Figure (ii) shows the flow
chart on the implementation and timelines of MoMLab.
Start
Lecturer
Briefing: Implementation of
MoMLab 21 half: st
half: Week 1
nd
Week 7
Students
Lab. task: Distribution of Groups’ formation:
laboratory variables to every
st Maximum of FIVE (5) students
group 1 half: Week 1
nd
2 half: Week 7
MoMLab Activities:
a) Desktop calculation and
CQI
b) Laboratory activities
(simulation and
practical)
c) Pitching presentation
1st half: Week 2-7
2nd half: Week 8-14
Notes:
- Assessment of cognitive
domain is evaluated from
report.
End
Figure (ii)
1. In this experiment, you will determine the shear force and shear stress of
the beam at the cut-section. Carry out the following instructions, referring to
Figure 1.1.
Pinned
Support
Vx
Figure 1.1
(a). Place the hangers at any positions along the beam. Please consult with
your respective lecturer for the total number of hangers to be used in this
experiment. You are allowed to use any configurations of mass on each
hanger without exceeding WTOTAL < 300 g.
(i) Sketch the idealized model and free body diagram of the beam. Fill
Table 1.1 with the proposed mass configurations. Modify the table if
necessary for any additional information.
(C1, PLO 4)
Table 1.1
Vx (N)
Load at cut-section
W1 (N) W2 (N) W3 (N) W4 (N)
Cases
Calculations Laboratory
1
(ii) Calculate shear force at cut-section for each load cases, and complete
Table 1.1 from the findings of laboratory test.
(C2, PLO 4)
(iii) Discuss the outcomes from question 1a(ii) in terms of the relationship
between the external forces and shear forces obtained. You may use
any type of graphical illustrations in your discussions.
(C2, PLO 4)
(iv) Calculate and sketch shear stress distribution at the cut-section for any
load cases. Use the beam cross section 20 mm of width and 3 mm of
thickness.
(C2, PLO 4)
(v) Describe how shear stress works, why it's significant in design, and
how it may be decreased without reducing the external loading applied
on the beam.
(C2, PLO 4)
2. In this experiment, you will determine the bending moment and bending stress
of the beam at the cut-section. Carry out the following instructions, referring to
Figure 2.1.
Pinned
Support
Vx Mx
Figure 2.1
(a). Place the hangers at positions with mass configurations and load cases
similar to MoMLab 1 procedure.
(i) Sketch the idealized model and free body diagram of the beam. Fill
Table 2.1 with the proposed mass configurations. Modify the table if
necessary for any additional information.
(C1, PLO 4)
Table 2.1
Mx (Nmm)
Vx (N)
Load Cases at cut-section
(ii) From Table 2.1, determine the shear force at the load cell, and the
bending moment at the cut section. Compare your calculations with
laboratory findings.
(iii) Discuss the outcome from question 2a(ii) in terms of the accuracy of
the testing, and the relationships between the external forces and
bending moment. You may use any type of graphical illustrations in
your discussions.
(C2, PLO 4)
(iv) Calculate and sketch bending stress distribution at the cut-section from
any load cases. Using similar cross section from MoMLab 1. Discuss
the important of bending stress in real design, relates and justify it with
your laboratory findings.
(C2, PLO 4)
3. In this experiment, you will determine the maximum deflection (Ymax) of the
beam. Carry out the following instructions referring to Figure 3.1.
Support
DEFLECTION OF BEAM
X (in mm)
Figure 3.1
(a). Place the hangers at positions with mass configurations and load cases
similar to MoMLab 1 procedure.
(i) Sketch the idealized model and free body diagram of the beam.
(C1, PLO 4)
(ii) Complete Table 3.1. Carry out calculations and laboratory testing for
the maximum deflection from every load case. Take similar beam cross
section as in MoMLab 1. You are allowed to use any deflection
methods in your calculations. Modify the table if necessary, for any
additional information.
(C2, PLO 4)
Table 3.1
4. In this experiment, you will determine the critical buckling load (Pcr) of
aluminum strut. Carry out the following instructions by referring to Figure 4.1.
Aluminum Strut
BUCKLING OF STRUTS
Pinned Fixed
Pinned
Figure 4.1
(i) From Table 4.1, complete the calculations of Pcr for each size and end
restrain condition. Justify all parameters used in your calculation.
Modify the table if necessary, for any additional information.
(C2, PLO 4)
Table 4.1
470
520
(ii) Compare the outcome from the calculations made in 4a(i) with the
laboratory results. You may use any type of graphical illustrations as
part in your discussions in order to explain the relationship between
both parameters (end restraints and strut length) against Pcr.
(C2, PLO 4)
(iii) Using the Euler buckling curve shows in Figure 4.2, identify the
classification of the compression member for each aluminum strut
length at respective end restraint conditions. Show all calculations
involved.
(C2, PLO 4)
Figure 4.2
Figure 5.1
(iv) Produce a standard testing procedure (SOP) for tensile testing of your
rebar according to BS EN ISO 6892-1: 2019. Provide any related
graphical or schematic diagram if necessary.
(P4, PLO 5)
(v) Discuss whether the strength of this steel rebar is satisfied to the
standard code of practice. Provide the design requirement from the
standard code of practice and provide all related clauses on this
requirement.
(P4, PLO 5)
OE 1 :
What are the main purposes to conduct laboratory/ experiment on the structural
members? Discuss.
OE 2:
How significant the outcome from laboratory/ experiment is assuredly proven to be
as a reliable finding? Discuss.
OE 3:
What are the alternative methods to provide reliable finding without doing laboratory/
experiment? Discuss.
a(ii) – C1
a(iii) – C2
1
a(iv) – C2
a(v) – C2
25
a(i) – C1
MoMLab
a(ii) – C2
2
a(iii) – C2
a(iv) – C2
20
a(i) – C1
MoM
Lab 3
a(ii) – C2
a(iii) – C2
15
a(i) – C2
MoM
Lab 4
a(ii) – C2
a(iii) – C2 15
OE 1
OEQ
OE 2
OE 3 15
REPORT FORMAT/
WRITING SKILL 10
TOTAL MARKS
(100 M)
MoMLab LINKs
MoMLab Intro:
https://youtu.be/skaiieuCXCQ