SITUATION 1 The system below is consisting of two solid circular cross-section bars AB and BC, joined as shown, and attached to a rigid vertical wall at the left. The system is subject to a concentric axial tensile force of 250 kN at C, together with an axisymmetric ring-type load applied at B having a horizontal resultant of 900 kN. For AB, E-110 GPa, and for BC, E=200 GPa. S00 1200 - 900 250 1. Determine the maximum stress on member AB. 2. Determine the deformation of member AB. 3. Determine the overall deformation of the system.

SITUATION 1 The system below is consisting of two solid circular cross-section bars AB and BC, joined as shown, and attached to a rigid vertical wall at the left. The system is subject to a concentric axial tensile force of 250 kN at C, together with an axisymmetric ring-type load applied at B having a horizontal resultant of 900 kN. For AB, E-110 GPa, and for BC, E=200 GPa. S00 1200 - 900 250 1. Determine the maximum stress on member AB. 2. Determine the deformation of member AB. 3. Determine the overall deformation of the system.

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Chapter14: Lateral Earth Pressure: Curved Failure Surface

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