A bar with a constant cross section A is fixed at both ends. The bar is made of two different materials, that are joint together at point C. 1. a) What are the reaction forces, if an external force F is applied at point C? 2. b) Determine the normal force that is caused by a pure heating by AT. Given: Est ast = 3, %3D EAl - a. F Steel Aluminiun

A bar with a constant cross section A is fixed at both ends. The bar is made of two different materials, that are joint together at point C. 1. a) What are the reaction forces, if an external force F is applied at point C? 2. b) Determine the normal force that is caused by a pure heating by AT. Given: Est ast = 3, %3D EAl - a. F Steel Aluminiun

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