DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
CE-221 SOLID MECHANICS
Quiz-1 20/08/16 PAPER CODE: A
Note: Write your name & roll no. on answerbook and on summary answer sheet provided on the reverse.
You must submit the question-paper-cum-summary-answer-sheet along with the answerbook.
Closed book, closed notes test. No formula sheet allowed. No mobile phones allowed in the exam hall.
Both questions carry equal marks. Assume suitable data if required and state the same clearly
Problem 1
Calculate the shear stress in bolts A and C caused by the applied load shown in Fig. 1.
The bolt A is 6 mm in diameter and acts in single shear. The bolt C is 8 mm in diameter and acts
in double shear. All dimensions are in mm.
Fig. 1
Problem 2
The truss ABC shown in Fig. 2 supports a force P at joint B that acts at an angle to the vertical.
0 0 90 0 and is positive as shown. The cross-sectional areas and moduli of elasticity of
members AB and BC are the same.
Find so that the deflection of the joint B will be in the same direction as the force P.
Fig. 2
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
CE-221 SOLID MECHANICS
Quiz-1 20/08/16 PAPER CODE: B
Note: Write your name & roll no. on answerbook and on summary answer sheet provided on the reverse.
You must submit the question-paper-cum-summary-answer-sheet along with the answerbook.
Closed book, closed notes test. No formula sheet allowed. No mobile phones allowed in the exam hall.
Both questions carry equal marks. Assume suitable data if required and state the same clearly
Problem 1
Calculate the shear stress in bolts A and C caused by the applied load shown in Fig. 1.
The bolt A is 8 mm in diameter and acts in double shear. The bolt C is 6 mm in diameter and acts
in single shear. All dimensions are in mm.
Fig. 1
Problem 2
The truss ABC shown in Fig. 2 supports a force P at joint B that acts at an angle to the vertical.
0 0 90 0 and is positive as shown. The cross-sectional areas and moduli of elasticity of
members AB and BC are the same.
Find so that the deflection of the joint B will be in the same direction as the force P.
Fig. 2
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
CE-221 SOLID MECHANICS
Quiz-1 20/08/16 PAPER CODE: C
Note: Write your name & roll no. on answerbook and on summary answer sheet provided on the reverse.
You must submit the question-paper-cum-summary-answer-sheet along with the answerbook.
Closed book, closed notes test. No formula sheet allowed. No mobile phones allowed in the exam hall.
Both questions carry equal marks. Assume suitable data if required and state the same clearly
Problem 1
Calculate the shear stress in bolts A and C caused by the applied load shown in Fig. 1.
The bolt A is 10 mm in diameter and acts in single shear. The bolt C is 5 mm in diameter and acts
in double shear. All dimensions are in mm.
Fig. 1
Problem 2
The truss ABC shown in Fig. 2 supports a force P at joint B that acts at an angle to the vertical.
0 0 90 0 and is positive as shown. The cross-sectional areas and moduli of elasticity of
members AB and BC are the same.
Find so that the deflection of the joint B will be in the same direction as the force P.
Fig. 2
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
CE-221 SOLID MECHANICS
Quiz-1 20/08/16 PAPER CODE: D
Note: Write your name & roll no. on answerbook and on summary answer sheet provided on the reverse.
You must submit the question-paper-cum-summary-answer-sheet along with the answerbook.
Closed book, closed notes test. No formula sheet allowed. No mobile phones allowed in the exam hall.
Both questions carry equal marks. Assume suitable data if required and state the same clearly
Problem 1
Calculate the shear stress in bolts A and C caused by the applied load shown in Fig. 1.
The bolt A is 5 mm in diameter and acts in double shear. The bolt C is 10 mm in diameter and
acts in single shear. All dimensions are in mm.
Fig. 1
Problem 2
The truss ABC shown in Fig. 2 supports a force P at joint B that acts at an angle to the vertical.
0 0 90 0 and is positive as shown. The cross-sectional areas and moduli of elasticity of
members AB and BC are the same.
Find so that the deflection of the joint B will be in the same direction as the force P.
Fig. 2
