4. A steel cylinder surrounded by a copper tube is subjected to a compression between parallel plates shown. Determine the stresses in the copper and the steel. P Steel d= 50 mm Es = 200 Gpa D= 100 mm Ec=120 Gpa Copper d P= 100 KN D

4. A steel cylinder surrounded by a copper tube is subjected to a compression between parallel plates shown. Determine the stresses in the copper and the steel. P Steel d= 50 mm Es = 200 Gpa D= 100 mm Ec=120 Gpa Copper d P= 100 KN D

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4. A steel cylinder surrounded by a copper tube is subjected to a compression between parallel
plates shown. Determine the stresses in the copper and the steel.
P
Steel
d = 50 mm Es = 200 Gpa
D= 100 mm Ec =120 Gpa
P = 100 KN
Copper
d
D

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