dae11.25 kipsststeel∙Alum in umA fully bonded aluminumOuter shell and Steel innercore bar is axially loaded.Findthe✓1.25 kipsnormal stressfor the alum', numouter shell.Answer in ksiGiven:EA = 11,000 ksiAlEst = 29,000 ks;XAL = 13.5 x 10-6 Y OFXst =6.5 x 10-6 1/FdAl = 1.0 in.dst= 0.25 in.AT = 65 °F

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dae
11.25 kips
st
steel
∙Alum in um
A fully bonded aluminum
Outer shell and Steel inner
core bar is axially loaded.
Find
the
✓1.25 kips
normal stress
for the alum', num
outer shell.
Answer in ksi
Given:
EA = 11,000 ksi
Al
Est = 29,000 ks;
XAL = 13.5 x 10-6 Y OF
Xst =
6.5 x 10-6 1/F
dAl = 1.0 in.
dst
= 0.25 in.
AT = 65 °F

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$P equals 1.25 space k i p s increment T equals 65 degree C bottom enclose bold italic A bold italic l bold italic u bold italic m bold italic i bold italic n bold italic i bold italic u bold italic m bold colon end enclose E equals 11 comma 000 space k s i alpha equals 13.5 space left parenthesis 10 to the power of negative 6 end exponent right parenthesis space fraction numerator 1 over denominator degree F end fraction d equals 1 space i n c h bottom enclose bold italic S bold italic t bold italic e bold italic e bold italic l bold colon end enclose E equals 29 comma 000 space k s i alpha equals 6.5 space left parenthesis 10 to the power of negative 6 end exponent right parenthesis space fraction numerator 1 over denominator degree F end fraction d equals 0.25 space i n c h$

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