4.36) In the assembly of the bronze tube and steel bolt shown in Fig. P4.36, the bolt is single-threaded, with a 2-mm pitch. If the nut is tightened one-half of a full turn, calculate the normal stressY produced in the bolt and in the tube. Given: E = 83 GPa, A, = 900 mm?, Es = 200 GPa, As = 500 mm² %3D D %3D %3D %3D Steel bolt Bronze tube 0.6 m Figure P4.36

4.36) In the assembly of the bronze tube and steel bolt shown in Fig. P4.36, the bolt is single-threaded, with a 2-mm pitch. If the nut is tightened one-half of a full turn, calculate the normal stressY produced in the bolt and in the tube. Given: E = 83 GPa, A, = 900 mm?, Es = 200 GPa, As = 500 mm² %3D D %3D %3D %3D Steel bolt Bronze tube 0.6 m Figure P4.36

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