A composite bar is constructed from a steel rod of (25 mm) diameter surrounded by a copper tube of (50 mm) outside diameter and (25 mm) inside diameter. The rod and tube are joined by tow (20 mm) diam. pins as shown in figure. Find the shear stress set up in the pins if, after pinning, the temperature is raised by 50°C. For steel E= 210 GN/m2 and a 11*10 per "C, for copper E= 10' GN/m and a = 17*10“ per °C.

A composite bar is constructed from a steel rod of (25 mm) diameter surrounded by a copper tube of (50 mm) outside diameter and (25 mm) inside diameter. The rod and tube are joined by tow (20 mm) diam. pins as shown in figure. Find the shear stress set up in the pins if, after pinning, the temperature is raised by 50°C. For steel E= 210 GN/m2 and a 1110 per "C, for copper E= 10' GN/m and a = 1710“ per °C.

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