Steel, Brass, and Copper rods are connected as shown in the figure. Initially, the temperature was 15 degrees Celsius and the stress on the bars is zero. Eventually, the temperature increased to 25 degrees Celsius. Determine the total deformation on the brass. Steel Brass Copper Est = 200 GPa Epr 100 GPa Ecu = 120 GPa %3D ast = 12(10-6)/°C abr = 21(10-6)/°C acu = 17(10-/°C Acu = 515 mm? 200 mm? Abr = 450 mm2 Ast -300 mm- -200 mm 100 mm

Steel, Brass, and Copper rods are connected as shown in the figure. Initially, the temperature was 15 degrees Celsius and the stress on the bars is zero. Eventually, the temperature increased to 25 degrees Celsius. Determine the total deformation on the brass. Steel Brass Copper Est = 200 GPa Epr 100 GPa Ecu = 120 GPa %3D ast = 12(10-6)/°C abr = 21(10-6)/°C acu = 17(10-/°C Acu = 515 mm? 200 mm? Abr = 450 mm2 Ast -300 mm- -200 mm 100 mm

Materials Science And Engineering Properties

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Author:Charles Gilmore

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Chapter6: Introduction To Mechanical Properties

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