What is Impact Load?
Machine members are sometimes subjected to load with a quick impact due to falling or slamming one object on another. The impact load is the load produced as a result of these actions. MSQ-based questions are formulated in the GATE question paper based on the impact load. The impact stress is the stress created in the machine members due to the impact load.
Impact Load GATE Study Notes
There are two application types: gradually and suddenly applied/impact loads. As previously stated, an impact load is created when one object collides with another.
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Impact Stress Derivation
Let's say
- l = The bar's length.
- 𝛿l = Bar deformation
- E = Young's modulus of the bar's material.
- h = The height from which the load falls.
- A = The bar's cross-sectional area.
- σi = Impact stress is created in the bar as a result of the impact load application.
- P = The force that causes the deflection.
Then,
Impact Load Formula
Let us now see the derivation of the Impact Load formula for the GATE exam so that we build a strong base for our preparation.
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Impact Load Example
If you throw your piano from the 20th-story window and it lands on the ground floor, the ground will be subjected to impact load; if you merely set the piano on the ground, the ground will be subjected to compressive load. The impact load is computed by dividing the overall kinetic energy dissipation by the local deformation. A few more examples important for the GATE ME exam are as follows:
- Impact by people when running, jumping
- falling with a tilting ladder
- Impact of objects when dropped or in the process of being moved, for example, dishes, tools, furniture
- Impact of thrown objects.
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