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general engineering principles

2 questions in general engineering principles - 16-4500 Engineering, Technology and the EnvironmentReferral WorkReassessment:Single reassessment packageWord count: N/AWork required: You should attempt ALL questions in part A AND part B.

 

 

16-4500 Engineering, Technology and the Environment

Referral Work   

Reassessment:   Single reassessment package   

Word count: N/A   

Work required:   

 

You should attempt ALL questions in part A AND part B.

 

PART A: Engineering Technology and Materials

 

Q1 Give the formula for the hoop stress in a pipe, and use it to estimate the hoop stress (in MPa) in a PWR nuclear pressure vessel, which is 8m in diameter, with a wall thickness of 300mm, and operates at 170bar water pressure. 

                                                                                          [15 marks]

                                                                                

Q2 For the beams shown below determine the reactions at the supports.  

      

 

                                                                                         [15 marks]

 

Q3 The following results were obtained in a uniaxial tensile test for a metal sample with a 25.0 mm gauge length of 12.5 mm diameter, 

 

 

 

Ext.

mm .03 .04 .063 .067 .075 0.15 0.63 1.15 1.87 3.12 3.5 4.0   

load

KN 12 20 24 28.8 32.5 33.4 63.0 79.8 93.0 101 99.0 80.0  

  

Plot the engineering stress-strain curve, and estimate the yield stress, Young's modulus, and ultimate tensile strength for this batch of material.  

                                         [20 marks]

 

 

 

 

 

 

PART B: Environment and Society

 

Answer the following questions, in your own words. Marks will not be awarded where reference sources have been used inappropriately.

 

Q1 Explain, with the aid of a diagram, the phenomenon known as the ‘greenhouse effect’ and describe how human activity has influenced this effect.

[10 marks]

 

Q2 Identify key sources of CO2, SO2 and NOx gas emissions in both the energy generation and transport sectors and describe strategies for their reduction.

[15 marks]

 

Q3 Summarize the renewable energy sources available for electricity generation, giving brief details of the mode of operation for each.

[10 marks]

 

Q4 State, with justification, which of the source(s) identified in Q3 you think would be most appropriate for the UK.

[15 marks]

 

 

  

Submission Deadline: 9th August 2012   

Hand in details (if applicable): N/A   

Module Leader: Oliver Lewis   

Contact details: Materials and Engineering Research Institute,

Sheffield Hallam University,

Howard Street,

Sheffield.

S1 1WB

 

Tel:         0114 225 4074

Email:    o.lewis@shu.ac.uk   

Please note that work may also be posted by, no later than the deadline date and time, by Recorded Delivery, so that its journey can be tracked.  Please keep any receipts obtained as proof of posting.

 

Please submit a cover sheet with your work - Helpdesk link

 

 

and post to: 

 

Sheaf Reception: Sheffield Hallam University, Howard Street, Sheffield, S1 1WB

 

 

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