A circular plate with simply supported edges subjected to a uniform pressure of P=440 KPa, as shown below, is considered. The plate thickness is h=7 mm, and the plate radius is RO=1,390 mm. If Young's modules and Poisson's ratio are assumed to be E-52 GPa and 1=0.5, respectively, workout the absolute maximum deflection of the plate in mm. (NOTE: round-off your answer to 4 decimal places, and write your answer without considering the negative (-) sign). P 1000 5 [r> Ro Ln

A circular plate with simply supported edges subjected to a uniform pressure of P=440 KPa, as shown below, is considered. The plate thickness is h=7 mm, and the plate radius is RO=1,390 mm. If Young's modules and Poisson's ratio are assumed to be E-52 GPa and 1=0.5, respectively, workout the absolute maximum deflection of the plate in mm. (NOTE: round-off your answer to 4 decimal places, and write your answer without considering the negative (-) sign). P 1000 5 [r> Ro Ln

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A circular plate with simply supported edges subjected to a uniform pressure of
P=440 KPa, as shown below, is considered. The plate thickness is h=7 mm, and the
plate radius is RO=1,390 mm. If Young's modules and Poisson's ratio are assumed to
be E-52 GPa and 1=0.5, respectively, workout the absolute maximum deflection of
the plate in mm. (NOTE: round-off your answer to 4 decimal places, and write your
answer without considering the negative (-) sign).
5
Lr>
P
Ro

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