A copper tube having a cross sectional area of 2000 mm2 and a length of 300 mm is rigidly fixed to two rigid caps on its longitudinal ends. Four steel bolts, each having a diameter of 22 mm, are symmetrically arranged parallel to the axis of the tube and are slightly fastened to the rigid caps, as well. The temperature of the assembly is then raised to 700C. Calculate the load carried by the copper tube and the load carried by each steel bolt

A copper tube having a cross sectional area of 2000 mm2 and a length of 300 mm is rigidly fixed to two rigid caps on its longitudinal ends. Four steel bolts, each having a diameter of 22 mm, are symmetrically arranged parallel to the axis of the tube and are slightly fastened to the rigid caps, as well. The temperature of the assembly is then raised to 700C. Calculate the load carried by the copper tube and the load carried by each steel bolt

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A copper tube having a cross sectional area of 2000 mm2 and a length of 300 mm is rigidly fixed to
two rigid caps on its longitudinal ends. Four steel bolts, each having a diameter of 22 mm, are
symmetrically arranged parallel to the axis of the tube and are slightly fastened to the rigid caps, as
well. The temperature of the assembly is then raised to 700C.
Calculate the load carried by the copper tube and the load carried by each steel bolt

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