Question 1: A rigid block having a weight of 100 kN is supported by three rods symmetrically as shown.Determine the stresses in each rod after a temperature rise of 50 C. ast 11.7 x 10-6, a = 18.9 x 10-6,E = 200 Gpa, E, = 83 Gpa, As = 400mm2, A, = 600mm2.BronzeSteelL-1.5 mSteelL=1 mL=1mRigid BlockW =100 kN

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Question 1: A rigid block having a weight of 100 kN is supported by three rods symmetrically as shov Determine the stresses in each rod after a temperature riİse of 50 C. ast = 11.7 x 10-6 , 0, = 18.9 x 10 Est = 200 Gpa, E, = 83 Gpa, As = 400mm2, A, 600mm2. Bronze Steel L-1.5 m Steel L=1m L=1m

Question 1: A rigid block having a weight of 100 kN is supported by three rods symmetrically as shov Determine the stresses in each rod after a temperature riİse of 50 C. ast = 11.7 x 10-6 , 0, = 18.9 x 10 Est = 200 Gpa, E, = 83 Gpa, As = 400mm2, A, 600mm2. Bronze Steel L-1.5 m Steel L=1m L=1m

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