# 2-13. Elongation after plate assembly Certain application requires plates (1) and (2) to be attached to each other using glue, as indicated below. During fabrication plate (1) was made 8y = 3 mm smaller than needed. Plate (1) was placed in an oven to increase its length so that it would perfectly match the size of plate (2). The plates were then immediately glued together. Plate (1) has stiffness x₁ = 40 × 10³ N/mm, plate (2) has stiffness k₂ = 19 × 10³ N/mm and L = 23 × 10² mm. (1) (2) L Increase temperature plate (1) -8μ

# 2-13. Elongation after plate assembly Certain application requires plates (1) and (2) to be attached to each other using glue, as indicated below. During fabrication plate (1) was made 8y = 3 mm smaller than needed. Plate (1) was placed in an oven to increase its length so that it would perfectly match the size of plate (2). The plates were then immediately glued together. Plate (1) has stiffness x₁ = 40 × 10³ N/mm, plate (2) has stiffness k₂ = 19 × 10³ N/mm and L = 23 × 10² mm. (1) (2) L Increase temperature plate (1) -8μ

Materials Science And Engineering Properties

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Chapter8: Engineering Materials

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