1-A solid axial member which is made from three parts with different materials (sections 1 and 3) is loaded and supported as shown in the Figure 1. Segments (1) has a diameter of 30 segment (2) has a diameter of 20 mm and segment (3) has a diameter of 25 mm. For the El modulus of segments please follow the table 1. (1) 1.1 m B P = 40 kN 1.3 m (2) C P = 10 kN 0.7 m
1-A solid axial member which is made from three parts with different materials (sections 1 and 3) is loaded and supported as shown in the Figure 1. Segments (1) has a diameter of 30 segment (2) has a diameter of 20 mm and segment (3) has a diameter of 25 mm. For the El modulus of segments please follow the table 1. (1) 1.1 m B P = 40 kN 1.3 m (2) C P = 10 kN 0.7 m
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Chapter2: Axially Loaded Members
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Problem 2.4.6P: Three prismatic bars, two of material A and one of material B. transmit a tensile load P (see...
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