A hydraulic system is used to apply a force in an external fixation device to hold broken ends. The piston of this hydraulic ram is 30 cm in diameter and the water pressure (shaded portion of the sketch) is 3 MN/m² as shown in Figure QI.1. 3 MN/m 30 cm 4 cm Figure QI.I Hydraulic system Determine: 1.I. The stress in the piston rod which has dimeter of 4 cm 1.2. The elongation of the 2 m long piston rod. Take Young's modulus as E- 200 GN/m²

A hydraulic system is used to apply a force in an external fixation device to hold broken ends. The piston of this hydraulic ram is 30 cm in diameter and the water pressure (shaded portion of the sketch) is 3 MN/m² as shown in Figure QI.1. 3 MN/m 30 cm 4 cm Figure QI.I Hydraulic system Determine: 1.I. The stress in the piston rod which has dimeter of 4 cm 1.2. The elongation of the 2 m long piston rod. Take Young's modulus as E- 200 GN/m²

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