A round rod consisting of two sections has a diameter of 60 mm in the first and 40 mm in the second section, see sketch. The left end of the first section is fastened to the wall. A line load q₁ acts in z-direction on this first section. At the end of the second section, there is a crank arm. A second line load q2 acts on this arm, also in z-direction. (Neglect the weight of the part, do not take into account the wall thickness or possible deformation of the crank arm, neglect stress superelevations at rapidly changing cross sections). y x 60 1/2 Loads: q₁ = 4000 N/m q2 = 2000 N/m Geometry: L = 2000 mm, a = 400 mm 40 91 L/2 92

A round rod consisting of two sections has a diameter of 60 mm in the first and 40 mm in the second section, see sketch. The left end of the first section is fastened to the wall. A line load q₁ acts in z-direction on this first section. At the end of the second section, there is a crank arm. A second line load q2 acts on this arm, also in z-direction. (Neglect the weight of the part, do not take into account the wall thickness or possible deformation of the crank arm, neglect stress superelevations at rapidly changing cross sections). y x 60 1/2 Loads: q₁ = 4000 N/m q2 = 2000 N/m Geometry: L = 2000 mm, a = 400 mm 40 91 L/2 92

Mechanics of Materials (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter11: Columns

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 11.2.4P: Repeat Problem 11.2-3 assuming that R= 10 kN · m/rad and L = 2 m.

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