A bar 3 cm in diameter was subjected to tensile load 54 kN and the measured extension on 30 cm length was 0.112 mm and change in diameter was 0.00366 mm . Calculate Poisson's ratio and the value of three modulus.
Explanation
Poisson's ratio is calculated using the formula ν = -Δd / Δl, where Δd is the change in diameter and Δl is the change in length. Young's modulus and modulus of rigidity are calculated using the formulas E = σ / (Δl / l) and G = E / (2(1 + ν)).
⬆ Related Topic
📘 Syllabus
View KERALA UNIVERSITY Class 3 Syllabus →
📝 Practice Questions
Practice Previous Year Questions →
🤖 Practice with AI
Generate Practice Question Paper →
📚 Related Concepts
- (a) List down any four key characteristics of Light Rail Transit System (LRT).
- (i) Ruling gradient (ii) Pusher gradient (iii) Momentum gradient (iv) Grade compensation on curves
- (c) What is meant by interlocking of signals and points? List down any three essential regulations.
- (d) Describe the operation of centralized train control system (CTC).
- (e) What are the important wave characteristics? Write down the inter- relationship among these characteristics.