GATE Structures: Strength of materials: Transformation of stress and strain, Mohr's circle, combined loading and failure criteria – Previous Year Questions
11 GATE previous year questions on Strength of materials: Transformation of stress and strain, Mohr's circle, combined loading and failure criteria (Structures, Aerospace Engineering) with answers and explanations, from every paper.
- GATE 2021 AE Q20 – Under uniaxial tension, the failure planes for brittle and ductile materials, respectively, are
- GATE 2021 AE Q21 – For the plane stress state x=-80 MPa, y=-20 MPa and xy=-30 MPa, the indicated maximum-shear plane angle to the x-axis is
- GATE 2022 AE Q28 – Let σ and τ represent the normal stress and shear stress on a plane, respectively. The Mohr circle(s) that may possibly represent the state of stress…
- GATE 2022 AE Q33 – Plane stresses are xx=110 MPa, yy=30 MPa, xy=40 MPa. The normal stress on the shown 45° plane (nearest integer MPa) is .
- GATE 2022 AE Q59 – A 0.5 m long thin-walled circular shaft of radius 2 cm is to be designed for an axial load of 7.4 kN and a torque of 148 Nm applied at its tip, as…
- GATE 2023 AE Q26 – Which of the following statement(s) is/are true about the state of stress in a plane?
- GATE 2023 AE Q53 – Consider a thin-walled cylindrical pressure vessel made of an alloy with yield strength of 300 MPa. The vessel has end caps to contain the pressure.…
- GATE 2026 AE Q26 – The state of stress at a point in a 2-D body, in the x-y Cartesian coordinate system, is represented in matrix form as []. The transformation matrix…
- GATE 2025 AE Q59 – A thin flat plate is subjected to the following stresses: xx = 160 MPa; yy = 40 MPa; xy = 80 MPa. Factor of safety is defined as the ratio of the…
- GATE 2024 AE Q46 – The figure shows plots of two yield loci for an isotropic material, where I and II are the principal stresses, and Y is the yield stress in uniaxial…
- GATE 2024 AE Q52 – The state of stress at a point is caused by two separate loading cases. One of them produces a pure uniaxial tension along the x' direction, and other…