200KN A steel rod is rigidly attached between an aluminum and bronze rod. The diameters of each material are shown in the figure. A fixed support is rigidly attached to the right end of the bronze rod. Determine the stress each section in kPa. Aluminum Steel D=28mm Bronze D=25mm D=20mm 20KN 150KN

200KN A steel rod is rigidly attached between an aluminum and bronze rod. The diameters of each material are shown in the figure. A fixed support is rigidly attached to the right end of the bronze rod. Determine the stress each section in kPa. Aluminum Steel D=28mm Bronze D=25mm D=20mm 20KN 150KN

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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