A solid nylon [E = 8 GPa; v=0.35; a= 29 x106/°C] rod is initially unconstrained. The initial length of the rod is L = 600 mm and its diameter is d = 24 mm. If the temperature of the unconstrained rod is increase by 33°C above the initial temperature, determine (a) the change in the rod's length. (b) the change in the rod's diameter.

A solid nylon [E = 8 GPa; v=0.35; a= 29 x106/°C] rod is initially unconstrained. The initial length of the rod is L = 600 mm and its diameter is d = 24 mm. If the temperature of the unconstrained rod is increase by 33°C above the initial temperature, determine (a) the change in the rod's length. (b) the change in the rod's diameter.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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