02. The member consists of the steel rod AB that is screwed into the end of the bronze rod BC. Find thelargest value of P that meets the following design criteria: (i) the overall length of the member is not tochange by more than 3 mm; and (ii) the stresses are not to exceed 140 MPa in steel and 120 MPa inbronze. The moduli of elasticity are 200 GPa for steel and 80 GPa for bronze.SteelA = 480 mm²1.0 mSUMMARY OF ANSWERSPkN|B3PBronze2 mA= 650 mm?|c2P

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02. The member consists of the steel rod AB that is screwed into the end of the bronze rod BC. Find the largest value of P that meets the following design criteria: () the overall length of the member is not to change by more than 3 mm; and (i) the stresses are not to exceed 140 MPa in steel and 120 MPa in bronze. The moduli of elasticity are 200 GPa for steel and 80 GPa for bronze. A 1.0 m Steel SUMMARY OF ANSWERS A = 480 mm? P kN B 3P

02. The member consists of the steel rod AB that is screwed into the end of the bronze rod BC. Find the largest value of P that meets the following design criteria: () the overall length of the member is not to change by more than 3 mm; and (i) the stresses are not to exceed 140 MPa in steel and 120 MPa in bronze. The moduli of elasticity are 200 GPa for steel and 80 GPa for bronze. A 1.0 m Steel SUMMARY OF ANSWERS A = 480 mm? P kN B 3P

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