2 3.0 m 175 kN 2.5 m 200 KN (1) (2) 46 mm 175 kN 30 mm Problem 3 A compound axial member consists of steel (E=200 GPa) segment (1) and brass (E=120 GPa) segment (2). a) Compute the total deformation of the compound member for the loading shown (in mm). b) Sketch an internal normal force diagram c) Calculate the average axial stress in segment 2

2 3.0 m 175 kN 2.5 m 200 KN (1) (2) 46 mm 175 kN 30 mm Problem 3 A compound axial member consists of steel (E=200 GPa) segment (1) and brass (E=120 GPa) segment (2). a) Compute the total deformation of the compound member for the loading shown (in mm). b) Sketch an internal normal force diagram c) Calculate the average axial stress in segment 2

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3.0 m
175 KN
2.5 m
200 KN
(1)
(2)
46 mm
175 kN
30 mm
Problem 3
A compound axial member consists of steel (E=200
GPa) segment (1) and brass (E=120 GPa) segment (2).
a) Compute the total deformation of the compound
member for the loading shown (in mm).
b) Sketch an internal normal force diagram
c) Calculate the average axial stress in segment 2

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