A rigid slab weighing 600 ku is placed upon t ·bronze rods and one Steel rod each of 6000 mm² area a temperature of 15 ¢ as shown, find the temperature. which the stress in steel rod will be Zero? take: Coefficient of expansion for Steel - 12 um/m. c. coefficient of expansion for bronze = 18 um/m. c Young's modulus for steel = 200 G Va Young's modulus for bronze = 80 Gra 600 IN 250mm 300mm -bronze -Steel

A rigid slab weighing 600 ku is placed upon t ·bronze rods and one Steel rod each of 6000 mm² area a temperature of 15 ¢ as shown, find the temperature. which the stress in steel rod will be Zero? take: Coefficient of expansion for Steel - 12 um/m. c. coefficient of expansion for bronze = 18 um/m. c Young's modulus for steel = 200 G Va Young's modulus for bronze = 80 Gra 600 IN 250mm 300mm -bronze -Steel

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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