A 0.5-in. diameter, 4-ft long vertical member is subjected to an axial impact by a 250 lb weight dropped from a height of 2 ft. The member is made of steel, with Sy = 545 ksi, E = 30x 10 psi. Neglect the effect of the member mass and stress concentration. Determine the maximum deflection and maximum axial stress of the vertical member.

A 0.5-in. diameter, 4-ft long vertical member is subjected to an axial impact by a 250 lb weight dropped from a height of 2 ft. The member is made of steel, with Sy = 545 ksi, E = 30x 10 psi. Neglect the effect of the member mass and stress concentration. Determine the maximum deflection and maximum axial stress of the vertical member.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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