Two Steel Rods (ASTM A36) and One Aluminum Rod (1060 0) are assembled to two rigid cover plates. The assembly is pulled in tension by a force P. P = 100 kN. Find: a) The stress in each Steel Rod. b) The stress in the Aluminum Rod. Steel Rod Area = .5 m² Aluminum Rod Area = .5 m² P P Steel Rod Rigid Cover Plates Area = .5 m²

Two Steel Rods (ASTM A36) and One Aluminum Rod (1060 0) are assembled to two rigid cover plates. The assembly is pulled in tension by a force P. P = 100 kN. Find: a) The stress in each Steel Rod. b) The stress in the Aluminum Rod. Steel Rod Area = .5 m² Aluminum Rod Area = .5 m² P P Steel Rod Rigid Cover Plates Area = .5 m²

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Two Steel Rods (ASTM A36) and One Aluminum Rod (1060 0) are
assembled to two rigid cover plates. The assembly is pulled in tension by a
force P.
P=100 kN. Find:
a) The stress in each Steel Rod.
b) The stress in the Aluminum Rod.
Steel Rod
Area = .5 m²
Aluminum
Rod
Area = .5 m²
P
P
Steel Rod
Area = .5 m²
Rigid Cover Plates

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