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Find the stresses which may induced in each rod if temperature is increases by 70°C. Aluminum Bronze 1.2m 6mm, Im AN=20 Cm2 An=15 Cm?

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Find the stresses which may induced in each rod if temperature is
increases by 70°C.
Aluminum
Bronze
1.2m
6mm,
Im
AAr-20 Cm?
Ав-15 Сm?
CA-23×10-6 m/m.°C
ав18%10-6 m/m.°C
EAI-70GPA
Ев 80GPa

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