Across
- 1. offered per unit area under load — STRESS
- 3. used in permanent joints of plates — RIVET
- 6. property representing ability to resist repeated loading — ENDURANCE
- 8. key width 10 mm and thickness 8 mm; shear area in mm² — EIGHTY
- 9. stress theory (name of scientist) — RANKINE
- 12. joining device — COUPLING
- 13. to ensure structure safety — FACTOR
- 17. strength per unit resisting area — SHEAR
- 18. with point load 40 N at 0.5 m from fixed end; bending moment at fixed end (N·m) — TWENTY
Down
- 2. with bending moment 40 N·m and torque 30 N·m; equivalent moment (N·m) — FIFTY
- 3. caused due to repeated or cyclic stresses — FATIGUE
- 4. used for fatigue design under mean & alternating stress — GOODMAN
- 5. used for connecting two rods under tensile load — COTTER
- 7. tensile strength 400 MPa, working stress 80 MPa; factor of safety — FIVE
- 10. theory based on strain energy (Haigh/strain-energy related) — HAIGH
- 11. used for connecting rods under tensile or compressive load — KNUCKLE
- 12. break without warning — BRITTLE
- 14. representing cycles to failure under stress — WOHLER
- 15. of ultimate stress to working stress — FOS
- 16. type commonly used in shafts — SUNK
