The picture belower consist.pt a steel (E₂ -2000Pa and As = 1500mm ²brass ( EB = 100 Gla and AB = 2000 mind) di an almiminaretАвaand a Aluroinum [ EA₁ = 73 GPa | AA1 = 1500 mm ² ) rod. betweeneach rod exists a non-deformable rigid plate. The rods are stress freeat 25°C. If the coefficient of thermal expansion for stoot is taken- 6 [m/m=c}at dg = 13.106 [m/m°c ]dsав19x10`6 [m/m-ic] α = 2²4,40 ²18 = 19x10AL360°C.Find reactionary forces at A_ and _D__Considering RA = Rai andRp = - Rp₁ ? Also find the deflection of plate B.-Roi1and temperature increased toAsteel1.5 mвBrassIMtDAluminum1.5mF₂Fall

Given : Temperature increased to 350°C Required: Reaction force at A and D Deflection of B

35 The picture belower consist of a steel (E₂ - 200GPA and As = 1500mm ² brass ( EB = 100 Gla and AB = 2000 mm³²) and an alminist 1500mm ² ) kod between and a Aluinum [ EAT TAAL = 734Pa = each red exists a non-deformable rigid plate. The rods are stress free at 25°C. If the coeficient of thermal expansion for stoel is taken. 19,106 [m/m-c] α = 24,10€ [m/m=c} at ds = 13.106 [m/m°c] and A dB 1 temperature increased to 350°C. sieel Find reactionary forces at A and D_ Considering. Rp = - Roi ? Also find the deflection of plate B. 1.5 m B = b = Brass IM t D Aluminum 1.5m = RA₁ and

35 The picture belower consist of a steel (E₂ - 200GPA and As = 1500mm ² brass ( EB = 100 Gla and AB = 2000 mm³²) and an alminist 1500mm ² ) kod between and a Aluinum [ EAT TAAL = 734Pa = each red exists a non-deformable rigid plate. The rods are stress free at 25°C. If the coeficient of thermal expansion for stoel is taken. 19,106 [m/m-c] α = 24,10€ [m/m=c} at ds = 13.106 [m/m°c] and A dB 1 temperature increased to 350°C. sieel Find reactionary forces at A and D_ Considering. Rp = - Roi ? Also find the deflection of plate B. 1.5 m B = b = Brass IM t D Aluminum 1.5m = RA₁ and

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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