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    MEC 411

    COMMON ASSIGNMENT

    SEPTEMBER 2013JANUARY 2014

    Submission date:

    13 December 2013

    Theme:

    STRUCTURES IN TASIK SHAH ALAM PLAYGROUND

    Objectives:

    1. To help students relate the fundamental principles learned in class with real life

    occurrences. (CO1)

    2. To train students to do analysis and apply theories to real life problem and situations.(CO2)

    3. To develop students teamwork skills. (CO3)

    Instructions:

    1. Students are required to conduct this exercise in groups (maximum is 5 persons).

    2. Take several photos of a structure existing at Tasik Shah Alam Playground. Focus only on

    one structure and photos should be available in different angles and must be clear.

    3. Complexity of the structure will be taken into consideration more complex structure will

    give you higher mark.

    4. Observe and study the structure from the perspective of MEC411: Mechanics of Materials

    course (materials used, external loadings, and design parameters such as the cross

    section, length, width, and diameter).

    5. Construct the proper free body diagram for the chosen structure.

    6. Make your own assumptions where necessary and make sure they are justifiable and

    logical.

    7. Determine the support reactions.

    8. Determine the internal forces (internal torque, moment, shear and normal forces).

    9. Determine the maximum or the critical stress at a significant member (or members) of the

    structure.

    10. Determine the maximum or the critical deformation at a significant member (or members)of the structure.

    11. Discuss your results and findings. You may discuss your results by comparing the

    calculated values with the failure strength of the material used for the structure which can

    be obtained from the textbook.

    12. Write a report of your findings.

    13. The report must be at least 5 pages long. The maximum is 10 pages.

    14. This assignment will contribute 10% (8%: report and 2%: peer assessment) to the overall

    course mark.

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    Report requirements:

    Your report must contain the following items:

    1. Introductionexplain briefly on the related theories, principles and formulae.

    2. Problem statement/Objectives

    3. Methodology, Analysis and Results the main solution including the FBDs,

    assumptions made, equilibrium equations, shear and moment diagrams, calculation of

    normal, shear and bending stress, calculation of strain and deformation, deflectionequation and other related contents.

    4. Discussion and Conclusion

    5. Referencestextbook, journals, technical reports

    Report Writing Rubric Assessment

    Scale 1 2 3 4 5

    Criteria Poor Acceptable Excellent Factor

    CO1 Introduction andobjectives

    Topic is poorlyintroduced. Lack of

    understanding on therelated principles andtheories of the topic.

    Objectives are poorlydefined.

    Topic is fairly introduced.Moderate understanding of

    on the relat edprinciples and theoriesof the topic.

    Objectives are fairlydefined.

    Topic is well introduced.Clear explanation of on the

    related principles andtheories of the topic.

    Objectives are welldefined.

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    CO1Complexity of

    structure

    Chosen structure is verysimple. Consists of only1- 2 parts.

    Chosen structure isconsisted of 3-5 parts.

    Chosen structure iscomplex consisting ofmore than 5 parts.

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    CO1 Assumptions Assumptio ns are poorly

    made and unjustifiable. Assumpt ions are fairly

    made and justifiable.

    Assumptions are wellmade and perfectly

    justifiab le.5

    CO1Photos and freebody diagrams

    Photos of structure areunclear.

    Free body diagrams arepoorly translated from

    the photos of structure. Dimensions and labels

    are missing.

    Photos of structure areclear.

    Free body diagrams arefairly translated from the

    photos of structure. Maynot be fully accurate.

    Dimensions and labelsare adequate.

    Photos of structure areclear.

    Free body diagrams arewell translated from thephotos of structure.

    Every detail in the photosis accurately described inthe FBDs.

    Dimensions and labelsare complete.

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    CO2Results &

    calculations

    Incomplete procedures .

    Attempted to calculateonly o1-2 value.

    Wrong results.

    Detailed procedures.

    Attempted to calculatemore than two values.

    One or two wrong results.

    Detailed procedures.

    Attempted to calculate allvalues (maximum normal,stress, maximum shearstress, deformations,strain, deflection, etc.).

    Correct results.

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    CO2 Discussions Poorly made discussions.

    Discussions are fairlymade. Able to relate theestimated calculations withthe strength properties of

    the material used in thestructure.

    Discussions are very wellmade and elaborated. Ableto relate and discusscomprehensively theestimated results with the

    strength properties of thematerial used in thestructure.

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    CO2 Conclusions Unclear concluding

    remarks. Topic is fairly concluded Topic is well concluded. 8

    References Less than 3 references

    Wrong format

    At least 5 References

    Wrong format

    At least 5 References

    Correct format2

    Total 80

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