A 220 mm? steel rod and 420 mm? copper rod supports a rigid bar as shown. If a 30 kN load is attached at the far end of the bar, determine the stresses in each of the rods. Based on the laboratory results, E= 200 GPa for steel and E= 100 GPa for copper. Show the free-body diagram. COPPER STEEL 2 m m- 2 m Hm- 30 kN

A 220 mm? steel rod and 420 mm? copper rod supports a rigid bar as shown. If a 30 kN load is attached at the far end of the bar, determine the stresses in each of the rods. Based on the laboratory results, E= 200 GPa for steel and E= 100 GPa for copper. Show the free-body diagram. COPPER STEEL 2 m m- 2 m Hm- 30 kN

Materials Science And Engineering Properties

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Chapter6: Introduction To Mechanical Properties

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