Q) Two steel rods (E= 206.84 Gpsi) are attached to rigid supports at A and B and connected to each other at C, All connections are smooth pins, The rod have (25.4 x25.4 mm) square cross-section , A 444.822 KN vertical force is applied at C. Determine the axial stress and the elongation of rod AC. 274.3 cm 121.9 A 274.3 cm +444.8 KN

Q) Two steel rods (E= 206.84 Gpsi) are attached to rigid supports at A and B and connected to each other at C, All connections are smooth pins, The rod have (25.4 x25.4 mm) square cross-section , A 444.822 KN vertical force is applied at C. Determine the axial stress and the elongation of rod AC. 274.3 cm 121.9 A 274.3 cm +444.8 KN

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Chapter8: Applications Of Plane Stress (pressure Vessels, Beams, And Combined Loadings)

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