Question 4), Element ABC, consisting of pipe AB and solid rod BC, is supported at point A. The inner diameter of the AB pipe is 16 mm and the outer diameter is 24 mm. The diameter of the BC solid body rod is 12 mm. Determine the average normal stress at point D and how much point D has displaced relative to its previous position. ABC bar is made of steel with an elasticity modulus (E) of 200 GPa. 8AN 8KN E 13 KN

Question 4), Element ABC, consisting of pipe AB and solid rod BC, is supported at point A. The inner diameter of the AB pipe is 16 mm and the outer diameter is 24 mm. The diameter of the BC solid body rod is 12 mm. Determine the average normal stress at point D and how much point D has displaced relative to its previous position. ABC bar is made of steel with an elasticity modulus (E) of 200 GPa. 8AN 8KN E 13 KN

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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