A rubber block is placed between two rigid walls where a load of P = 65 kN is applied on top as shown. Considering the properties of the block below, determine the following: A. Pressure between the rubber and the wall (MPa) B. Direction of pressure between the rubber and the wall (T or C) B. Strain of side LM, include +/- sign (mm/mm) L P Properties of the rubber block: = 110 mm JK KL = 50 mm LM 150 mm V = 0.31 E = 3.45 L M FRONT VIEW

A rubber block is placed between two rigid walls where a load of P = 65 kN is applied on top as shown. Considering the properties of the block below, determine the following: A. Pressure between the rubber and the wall (MPa) B. Direction of pressure between the rubber and the wall (T or C) B. Strain of side LM, include +/- sign (mm/mm) L P Properties of the rubber block: = 110 mm JK KL = 50 mm LM 150 mm V = 0.31 E = 3.45 L M FRONT VIEW

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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