Answers to Chapter Questions
Problem 1: σa = 200 MPa; σb = 31 ksi
Problem 2: Wa = 46×103 N; Wb = 10.9×103 lb
Problem 1: Stress = 10.1 MPa; Strain = 0.05×10-3 (hint, pipe full)
Problem 2: Load = 5655 lb.
Problem 3: It is safe (hint, σ = 115 MPa)
Problem 4: Sy = 44 ksi, any material with Sy > 44 ksi will be adequate
Problem 5: σ rod = 127 ksi, σ cylinder = 25 ksi, ε rod = 4.2×10-3, ε cylinder = 8.9×10-4
Problem 1: 6.34 cm below tank top
Problem 2: 468 MPa; 0.00234; 919 kN
Problem 3: 20 m; 186.3 MPa, using -54ºC in the winter, α = 11.7×10-6 /ºC
Problem 4: 21.45 ksi; 180.2 kips, assuming Carbon Steel E = 30×106 psi, α = 6.5×10-6 /ºC
Problem 5: σ steel = 1727 psi; σ copper = 7895 psi
Problem 2: DN500 Schedule 10 pipe
Problem 3: MAWP = 690 psi
Problem 4: Does not meet specifications
Problem 1: 7132.9 cm4; 1761.9 cm4
Problem 2: 112.85 in4; 30.7 in4
Problem 3: 44.32 cm4
Problem 1: SFmax = 58.8 kN; BM max = 44.14 kN×m
Problem 2: SFmax = 4347 lbs; BM max = 18263 lbs×ft
Problem 3: SFmax = 35.98 kN; BM max = 83.6 kN×m
Problem 4: SFmax = 293.6 kips ; BM max = 2420.6 kips×ft
Problem 1: 72.3 MPa, safe
Problem 2: Sx = 766.9×103 mm3, W410×46.1
Problem 3: 128.6 lb/ft
Problem 4: Various solutions, example: Side beams Hemlock for Smin = 126 in3 ∴ choose 4″×16″; deck boards 2″×12″ σreq = 497.6 psi ∴ choose Eastern White Pine
Problem 1: 1.9 cm
Problem 2: 0.26″
Problem 3: 3.54″
Problem 4: depends on location, 37 cm @ 5.27 m from left end
Problem 1: 0.66×OD, 66% weight savings
Problem 2: 182.4 MPa, 162.97 MPa
Problem 3: 198 mm
Problem 4: 75.38 MPa, 39.95 MPa
Problem 1: TBD
Problem 2: TBD
Problem 3: TBD
Problem 4: TBD