Strain Energy in Body PYQs, Solid Mechanics-Strength of Materials PYQs, GPSC Civil Engineering Previous Year Asked Questions

Strain energy stored in a member is given by

A) 0.5 × stress × volume

B) 0.5 × strain × volume

C) 0.5 × stress × strain × volume

D) 0.5 × stress × strain

C) 0.5 × stress × strain × volume


Strain energy is defined as :

A) Energy stored in the body when stresses upto the breaking joint

B) Maximum energy which can be stored in a body

C) Energy stored in the body when stressed upto elastic limit

D) None of the above

C) Energy stored in the body when stressed upto elastic limit


Resilient Modulus (Mr) can be represented by:

A) Mr = Stress / Strain

B) Mr = Deviatric stress / Recoverable strain

C) Mr = Direct stress / Linear strain

D) Mr = Direct stress / Volumetric strain

B) Mr = Deviatric stress / Recoverable strain


Modulus of toughness is the area of the stress-strain diagram upto

A) Rupture Point

B) Yield Point

C) Limit of Proportionality

D) Ultimate Point

A) Rupture Point


Resistance of a material against reversal of stresses, is

A) tensile strength

B) compressive strength

C) fatigue strength

D) damping

C) fatigue strength


On the principles of Strain Energy, in a rod AB of length L placed vertically with end A fixed at top and end B with a flange, a load W is released from a height h (< L) and hits on to the flange.In order to reduce the axial stress in the rod, which of the following should be done?
i. Reduce the modulus of elasticity of the material
ii. Increase the modulus of elasticity of the material
iii. Increase the length of the rod
iv. decrease the length of the rod

A) (i) and (iii)

B) (i) and (iv)

C) (ii) and (iii)

D) (ii) and (iv)

A) (i) and (iii)


The work done to strain a material within elastic limits is known as

A) resistance

B) virtual work

C) resilience

D) work modulus

C) resilience


The amount of energy absorbed by the material under impact load is known as

A) Durability

B) Toughness

C) Ductility

D) Hardness

B) Toughness


The difference between the strain energy required to generate a given stress in a material and the material’s elastic energy at that stress, is known as

A) Relaxation

B) Isoelastic strain

C) Resilience

D) Elastic hysteresis

D) Elastic hysteresis


Two shaft of different diameter d1 and d2 are made from same material and are of same length under the action of same torque T the ratio of strain energy V1/V2

A) [d2/d1]3

B) [d1/d2]2

C) [d2/d1]2

D) [d2/d1]4

D) [d2/d1]4


Practice Test On Strain Energy in Body PYQs, Solid Mechanics/Strength of Materials PYQs (Section 1-1)

GPSC Civil Engineering Previous Year Asked Questions

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On the principles of Strain Energy, in a rod AB of length L placed vertically with end A fixed at top and end B with a flange, a load W is released from a height h (< L) and hits on to the flange.In order to reduce the axial stress in the rod, which of the following should be done? i. Reduce the modulus of elasticity of the material ii. Increase the modulus of elasticity of the material iii. Increase the length of the rod iv. decrease the length of the rod

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Strain energy is defined as :

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Resilient Modulus (Mr) can be represented by:

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The difference between the strain energy required to generate a given stress in a material and the material’s elastic energy at that stress, is known as

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Two shaft of different diameter d1 and d2 are made from same material and are of same length under the action of same torque T the ratio of strain energy V1/V2

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Modulus of toughness is the area of the stress-strain diagram upto

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The amount of energy absorbed by the material under impact load is known as

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Resistance of a material against reversal of stresses, is

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The work done to strain a material within elastic limits is known as

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Strain energy stored in a member is given by

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