Cylinder Wall Stresses - IC Engine Components Design Questions and Answers

This set of Automotive Engine Components Design Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on “IC Engine – Stresses in Cylinder Wall”.

1. Longitudinal stress doesn’t act on the cylinder.
a) True
b) False
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Answer: b
Explanation: Circumferential hoop stress and the longitudinal stress are the two principal stresses that act on the engine cylinder. So, longitudinal stress act on the cylinder.

2. Calculate the net circumferential stress when σ_c=20N/mm², σ_I=11N/mm² and μ=0.2.
a) 17.8N/mm²
b) 16.5N/mm²
c) 16.5N/m²
d) 16.3N/mm³
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Answer: a
Explanation: (σ_c)_net=σ_c-μσ_I
=20-0.2×11
=17.8N/mm²

3. Calculate the net longitudinal stress σ_c=20N/mm², σ_I=11N/mm² and μ=0.2
a) 6N/mm²
b) 7N/mm²
c) 8N/mm²
d) 9N/mm²
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Answer: a
Explanation: (σ_I)_net=σ_I-μσ_c
=11-0.2×20
=7N/mm²

4. Calculate the net minimum outer diameter of the cylinder, when the inner diameter of the cylinder is 140mm and thickness is 11mm.
a) 153mm
b) 170mm
c) 160mm
d) 162mm
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Answer: d
Explanation: D₀=D+2t
=140+2(11)
=162mm

5. Calculate the thickness of the cylinder when P_max=3MPa, D=150mm, C=4and σ_c=45N/mm².
a) 9mm
b) 6mm
c) 7mm
d) 8mm
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Answer: a
Explanation: t=\(\frac{P_{max}\times D}{2\sigma}\)+C
=\(\frac{3×150}{2×45}+4\)
=5+4
=9mm

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6. Calculate the apparent circumferential stress, when P_max=3.5MPa, D=140mm, and t=8mm?
a) 12.3N/mm²
b) 14.4N/mm²
c) 15.3N/mm²
d) 16.1N/mm²
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Answer: c
Explanation: σ c=\(\frac{P_{max}D}{2t}\)
=\(\frac{3.5×140}{2×16}\)
=15.3N/mm²

7. Calculate the apparent longitudinal stress when Do=162mm, D=140mm, Pmax=3MPa.
a) 8.85N/mm²
b) 9.32N/mm²
c) 6.66N/mm²
d) 7.65N/mm²
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Answer: a
Explanation: σ_I=\(\frac{P_{max}D^2}{Do^2-D^2}\)
=\(\frac{3×140^2}{(162^2×140^2)}\)
=8.85N/mm²

8. In the formula (σ_I)_net=σ_I-μσ_c, what is µ?
a) Yield point
b) Hoop constant
c) Stress constant
d) Poisson’s ratio
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Answer: d
Explanation: μ is Poisson’s ratio, it is the ratio of transverse contraction strain to the longitudinal extension strain. σ_I is the longitudinal stress and σ_c is the circumferential stress.

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