A circular steel rod AB of diameter d, length, Modulus of elasticity E and modulus of rigidity G, is loaded as shown in figure . A rigid bar BC of length b is rigidly fixed to AB at B such that BC is perpendicular lies in the horizontal plane. Find the deflection of point C to AB and due to (1) bending of AB (ii) torsion of AB (iii) combing bending and torsion

A circular steel rod AB of diameter d, length, Modulus of elasticity E and modulus of rigidity G, is loaded as shown in figure . A rigid bar BC of length b is rigidly fixed to AB at B such that BC is perpendicular lies in the horizontal plane. Find the deflection of point C to AB and due to (1) bending of AB (ii) torsion of AB (iii) combing bending and torsion

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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