Beams of Uniform Strength
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Q. A simply supported beam of span L carries a concentrated load W at its mid-span. If the width b of the beam is constant throughout the span, then, with permissible bending stress as σ, the depth of the beam at mid-span will be
- 3WL2bσ
- √3WL2bσ
- 6WLbσ
- √6WLbσ
Q. A rectangular timber beam is cut out of a cylindrical log of diameter D. The depth of the strongest timber beam will be
- √12D
- √23D
- √58D
- √34D
Q. A simply supported beam of span L carries a concentrated load W at mid-span. If the width 'b' of the beam is constant and its depth is varying throughout the span , then what should be its mid-span depth , when design stress is 'f' ?
- √6WLbf
- 6WLbf
- √3WL2bf
- 3WL2bf
Q. A simply supported beam of constant width and varying depth and uniform strength is subjected to a cental concentrated load. The depth of the beam ′d′x at a distance 'x' from one of the supports is proportional to
- x1/2
- x1/3
- x
- x2
Q. A cantilever of constant depth carries a uniformly distributed load on the whole span. To make the maximum stress at all sections the same, the breadth of the section at a distance x from the free end should proportional to
- x
- √x
- x2
- x3
Q. A simply supported beam of span L carries a point load W at midspan. The breadth 'b' of the beam along the entire span is constant. Given, f = permissible stress is bending, for a beam of uniform strength, the depth of the beam at any cross-section at a distance 'x' from the support would be
- 6Wxfb
- √6Wxfb
- 3Wxfb
- √3Wxfb
Q. A beam is made of two identical metal flats soldered together. What is the ratio of stiffness of this beam to the stiffness of a beam in which the two flats are not soldered and which acts independently?
- 2
- 4
- 6
- 8