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Question 50

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A two-cell wing box is shown in the figure. The cell walls are 1.5 mm thick and the shear modulus

GPa. If the structure is subjected to a torque of 12 kNm, then the wall AD will experience a shear stress of magnitude __________ MPa (round off to one decimal place).
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Question 52

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A 3 m x 1 m signboard is supported by a vertical hollow pole that is fixed to the ground. The pole has a square cross section with outer dimension 250 mm. The yield strength of the pole material is 240 MPa. To sustain a wind pressure of 7.5 kPa, the dimension d of the pole is __________ mm (round off to nearest integer).
(Neglect the effect of transverse shear and load due to wind pressure acting on the pole)
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Question 17

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The positive high angle-of-attack condition is obtained in a steady pull-out maneuver at the largest permissible angle-of-attack of the wing. Under this condition, at which of the following regions of the wing does the maximum tension occur?
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Question 24

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A thin walled beam of constant thickness shown in the figure is subjected to a torque of 3.2 kNm. If the shear modulus is 25 GPa, the angle of twist per unit length is ______ rad/m (round off to three decimal places).
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Question 13

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For a beam subjected to a transverse shear load through its shear center,
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Question 49

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As shown in the figure, a rigid slab CD of weight

(distributed uniformly along its length) is hung from a ceiling using three cables of identical length and cross-sectional area. The central cable is made of steel (Young’s modulus =

) and the other two cables are made of aluminium (Young’s modulus =

). The percentage of the total weight taken by the central cable is _____ % (round off to the nearest integer).
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Question 53

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A thin-walled tube, with the cross-section shown in the figure, is subjected to a torque of

kN-m. The walls have uniform thickness

mm and shear modulus

GPa. Assume that the curved portion is semi-circular. The shear stress in the wall is _____ MPa (round off to 1 decimal place).
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Question 17

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Determine the correctness or otherwise of the following statements, [a] and [r]:
[a] A closed-section box beam configuration is used in aircraft wings.
[r] Closed-section box beam configuration is capable of resisting torsional loads.
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Question 49

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A thin-walled tube with external radius of 100 mm and wall thickness of 2 mm is fixed at one end. It is subjected to a compressive force of 1 N acting at a point on the circumference parallel to its length. The maximum normal stress (in kPa) experienced by the structure is __________ (accurate to two decimal places).

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Question 11

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Which of the following statement(s) is / are true about the shear centre of a cross-section: P: It is that point in the cross-section through which shear loads produce no twisting. Q: This point is also the centre of twist of sections subjected to pure torsion. R: The normal stress at this point is always zero.
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