1 Material Aluminum 2 Form Cylinder 3 Diameter 12.8 mm 4 Gauge Length 50.8 mm 5 Tensile Testing To Failure 9. 7 8 Load (N) Length (mm) 9 0 50.8 10 7330 50.851 11 15100 50.902 12 23100 50.952 13 30400 51.003 14 34400 51.054 15 38400 51.308 16 41300 51.816 17 44800 52.832 18 46200 53.848 19 47300 54.864 20 47500 55.88 21 46100 56.896 22 44800 57.658 23 42600 58.42 24 36400 59.182

1 Material Aluminum 2 Form Cylinder 3 Diameter 12.8 mm 4 Gauge Length 50.8 mm 5 Tensile Testing To Failure 9. 7 8 Load (N) Length (mm) 9 0 50.8 10 7330 50.851 11 15100 50.902 12 23100 50.952 13 30400 51.003 14 34400 51.054 15 38400 51.308 16 41300 51.816 17 44800 52.832 18 46200 53.848 19 47300 54.864 20 47500 55.88 21 46100 56.896 22 44800 57.658 23 42600 58.42 24 36400 59.182

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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