A composite axial member consists of a tubular shell (1) bonded to length AB of a continuous solid rod that extends from A Note: A, = A2 E, = E, (1) (2) 120 kN to C, which is labeled (2) and (3). A concentrated load P is applied to free end C of the rod in the direction shown. (3) 2000 mm 2800 mm Determine the internal forces and normal stresses in shell (1) and core (2) (i.e., between A and B). (+ = tension, – = Rod properties compression) A, = 1590 mm2 A2 1990 mm? Also, determine the deflection in the x direction of end C relative to support A. E, = 130 GPa E2 80 GPa (+ = extension, – = contraction) kN Try One kN F2 MPa MPa 02 uc mm

A composite axial member consists of a tubular shell (1) bonded to length AB of a continuous solid rod that extends from A Note: A, = A2 E, = E, (1) (2) 120 kN to C, which is labeled (2) and (3). A concentrated load P is applied to free end C of the rod in the direction shown. (3) 2000 mm 2800 mm Determine the internal forces and normal stresses in shell (1) and core (2) (i.e., between A and B). (+ = tension, – = Rod properties compression) A, = 1590 mm2 A2 1990 mm? Also, determine the deflection in the x direction of end C relative to support A. E, = 130 GPa E2 80 GPa (+ = extension, – = contraction) kN Try One kN F2 MPa MPa 02 uc mm

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