1) How much stress will be generated in the 13mm diameter aluminum rod below with an increase in temperature of 30 degress C? - Look up the coefficient of thermal expansion and elastic modulus for aluminum (SI units) in the book. - Calculate the temperature increase it would take for the aluminum rod to expand an contact the wall. - Subtract that number from the temperature change given to see how much of our temperature change will be after this contact and generate stress. - Calculate the stress generated in that rod due to that excess temperature increase. - Compare your answer: 13.89 MPa 0.5 mm- L = 1 m

1) How much stress will be generated in the 13mm diameter aluminum rod below with an increase in temperature of 30 degress C? - Look up the coefficient of thermal expansion and elastic modulus for aluminum (SI units) in the book. - Calculate the temperature increase it would take for the aluminum rod to expand an contact the wall. - Subtract that number from the temperature change given to see how much of our temperature change will be after this contact and generate stress. - Calculate the stress generated in that rod due to that excess temperature increase. - Compare your answer: 13.89 MPa 0.5 mm- L = 1 m

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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