11.1 (A). Define what is meant by "resilience" or "strain energy". Derive an equation for the strain energy of a uniform bar subjected to a tensile load of P newtons. Hence calculate the strain energy in a 50 mm diameter bar, 4 m long, when carrying an axial tensile pull of 150 kN. E= 208 GN/m². [110.2 N m.] 112(A) 6) Daring the formula for strain con resulting from banding om (neglecting shear)

11.1 (A). Define what is meant by "resilience" or "strain energy". Derive an equation for the strain energy of a uniform bar subjected to a tensile load of P newtons. Hence calculate the strain energy in a 50 mm diameter bar, 4 m long, when carrying an axial tensile pull of 150 kN. E= 208 GN/m². [110.2 N m.] 112(A) 6) Daring the formula for strain con resulting from banding om (neglecting shear)

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