Q1. Find: (a) the stress in the Steel and Aluminium rods after the loap P applied and the temprature raised 60 C° and (b) the displacement under the load P. Using the data in the Table below. (30 Mark) Rod A (mm') a (um /m. C°) L (m) d (m) 0 (degree) E (GPa) P (kN) Steel 400 11.2 190 44 Aluminium 350 18.9 4 35 85 Aluminium A Steel 4m *-d -

Q1. Find: (a) the stress in the Steel and Aluminium rods after the loap P applied and the temprature raised 60 C° and (b) the displacement under the load P. Using the data in the Table below. (30 Mark) Rod A (mm') a (um /m. C°) L (m) d (m) 0 (degree) E (GPa) P (kN) Steel 400 11.2 190 44 Aluminium 350 18.9 4 35 85 Aluminium A Steel 4m *-d -

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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