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7. A solid aluminum cylinder is placed within an ASTM A501 steel tube as shown. Compute the stresses in the two materials with an applied load of 45,000 lbs. 45,000 lbs 3.5"Ø 3.0"Ø Steel Aluminum

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Analysis and Procedures for Material Selection

The term material selection means to select the right material for various engineering applications. There are various engineering materials available and each has different individual properties. Thorough knowledge of the material properties and behavior is crucial in the design process. For instance, a structural member, such as a beam, is used to support vertical shear loads by the building itself. To withstand such loads, the material of the beam must possess adequate strength and stiffness to resist any deformation that might lead to the formation of cracks.

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7. A solid aluminum cylinder is placed within an ASTM A501 steel tube as shown. Compute
the stresses in the two materials with an applied load of 45,000 lbs.
45,000 lbs
3.5"Ø
3.0"Ø
Steel
Aluminum

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