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This document is an internal assessment for an Aircraft Structures course. It assesses student understanding of energy methods for statically determinate and indeterminate structures. The assessment contains 3 parts - part A has 5 short answer questions, part B has 2 beam problems to find shear force and bending moment diagrams using Clapeyron's theorem, and part C involves calculating strain energy and deflection of a loaded beam.

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Iat 3

This document is an internal assessment for an Aircraft Structures course. It assesses student understanding of energy methods for statically determinate and indeterminate structures. The assessment contains 3 parts - part A has 5 short answer questions, part B has 2 beam problems to find shear force and bending moment diagrams using Clapeyron's theorem, and part C involves calculating strain energy and deflection of a loaded beam.

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MOHAMED SATHAK ENGINEERING

COLLEGE
Department of Aeronautical Engineering

INTERNAL ASSESSMENT III


SUBJECT CODE/NAME : AE3403 / AIRCRAFT STRUCTURES -I DATE : 04/04/2023 FN
BRANCH / SEMESTER : AERO / IV TIME : 09.45-11.30 AM
ACADEMIC YEAR : 2022 – 2023 MARK : 50

Co2: To provide the students an understanding on energy methods to statically determinate and
indeterminate structures
BLOOM'S TAXONOMY
Remembering Applying Evaluating

Understanding Analyzing Creating

PART A (5 x 2 = 10 marks)
CO2 R 1. Define strain energy? (2)
CO2 R 2. Define Castiglione’s theorem? (2)
A steel specimen 1.5cm² in c/s stretches 0.05mm over 5cm gauge length under an
CO2 R 3.
axial load of 30Kn calculates the strain energy stored in the specimen at this point. ? (2)

CO2 R 4. Define carry over factor?


(2)
CO2 R 5. Define stiffness co-efficient and co-efficient factor? (2)

PART B (2x13 = 26 marks)


A continuous beam ABCD simply supported at A&D. Is loaded as shown. Find
SFD & BMD. By using claypeyron’s three moment equation.

(a) 13
CO2 R 6.

CO 2 R 7. (a) A fixed beam of span 6m is loaded with point load of 150Kn at a distance 2m (13
from each support. Draw SFD & BMD. )
PART C (1x14 = 14 marks)

A beam of length ‘L’ simply supported at the ends is load with a point load W
at a distance from ‘a’ from one end. Assuming that the beam has constant cross 14
section with moment of inertia ‘I’ and young’s modulus for the material of the
(a)
R beam as ‘E’ find the strain energy of the beam and hence find the deflection
CO2 8.
under the loads.

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