The figure shows a series of varying metals rigidly attached to each other. Axial loads and their positions are shown to be acting on the component metals. Calculate the value of P that shall be limited to the following values: • For aluminum 100 MPa • For bronze: = 110 MPa • For streel: = 150 MPa Aluminum: L=2.5m; A = 350 mm? Steel: L = 3,0m; A = Bronze: L = 2.0m A = %3D 450 mm? 250 mm? 3.75P 3.50P 2.75P

The figure shows a series of varying metals rigidly attached to each other. Axial loads and their positions are shown to be acting on the component metals. Calculate the value of P that shall be limited to the following values: • For aluminum 100 MPa • For bronze: = 110 MPa • For streel: = 150 MPa Aluminum: L=2.5m; A = 350 mm? Steel: L = 3,0m; A = Bronze: L = 2.0m A = %3D 450 mm? 250 mm? 3.75P 3.50P 2.75P

Materials Science And Engineering Properties

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Chapter14: Material Selection

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