16. A structural support made of plastic has to withstand a constant deformation (constant change in dimension) for 80 years at35 C. State what test you would use to know how the stiffness of the plastic has changed. Next describe what data you would collect and what time period you would collect this data. Type of test method More about the test method (choose one below) a.Conduct measurements for 80 years at 35 °C b.Conduct measurements for shorter period of time at 35 °C c. Conduct measurements for shorter period of time at different temperatures below 35 °C d.Conduct measurements for shorter period of time at different temperatures above 35 °C

16. A structural support made of plastic has to withstand a constant deformation (constant change in dimension) for 80 years at35 C. State what test you would use to know how the stiffness of the plastic has changed. Next describe what data you would collect and what time period you would collect this data. Type of test method More about the test method (choose one below) a.Conduct measurements for 80 years at 35 °C b.Conduct measurements for shorter period of time at 35 °C c. Conduct measurements for shorter period of time at different temperatures below 35 °C d.Conduct measurements for shorter period of time at different temperatures above 35 °C

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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