Friday, December 30, 2016

PROBLEMS ON VOLUMETRIC STRAIN,LATERAL STRAIN,LONGITUDINAL STRAIN AND POISSON’S RATIO

    
      
      1)    Determine the changes in length, width and thickness of a steel bar which is 4m long, 30 mm wide and 20mm thick and is subjected to an axial pull 30KN in the direction of length. E=2x105N/mmand poison’s ratio=0.3.Also determine the volumetric strain, change in volume and final volume.
      
            Step 1: Data
          Length: 4m = 4000 mm
            Width = 30mm
Thickness = 20mm
Load = 30KN
E=2x105N/mm2
poison’s ratio= 0.3
volumetric strain, change in volume and final volume = ??

Step 2: Calculation of area of the material
A= b X d
A = 30 X 20
A = 600mm2

Step 3: Calculation of stress:
Stress = Load/area of cross section
Stress = 30 X 1000 /600
Stress= 50 N/mm2

Step 4: Calculation of longitudinal strain:
E = σ/e
2x105 = 50/e
Longitudinal strain = 0.25X10-3

Step 5: Calculation of lateral strain:
ϻ = lateral strain/ longitudinal strain
0.3 = lateral strain / 0.25X10-3 
lateral strain = 0.075X10-3 

Step 6: Calculation of change in volume
ev = (dl/l)(1-2ϻ)
ev=(0.25X10-3)(1-2(0.3))
ev= 0.1X10-3    

Step 7 Calculation of change in volume:
ev = dv/v
Volume = lbd
             = (4000) (30) (20)
             = 24x105 mm3
0.1X10-3 = dv/24x105 
dv= 240 mm3

8 comments:

  1. prismatic bar of volume V is subjected to a tensile force in longitudinal direction.If Poisson's ratio of the material is u and longitudinal strain is e,then the final volume of the bar becomes please solve this

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  2. L=300mm,D=20mm,p=300KN,E=2×10^5,m=4

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  3. A prismatic bar of volume V is subjected to a tensile force in longitudinal direction.
    If Poisson's ratio of the material is u and longitudinal strain is e, then the final volume of the bar become

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