A square high-density polyethylene [a = 158 x 10-6/°C] plate has a width of 295 mm. A 177 mm diameter circular hole is located at the center of the plate. If the temperature of the plate increases by 45°C, determine: (a) the change in width of the plate. (b) the change in diameter of the hole. Answer: (a) Aw= (b) Ad = i i mm mm

A square high-density polyethylene [a = 158 x 10-6/°C] plate has a width of 295 mm. A 177 mm diameter circular hole is located at the center of the plate. If the temperature of the plate increases by 45°C, determine: (a) the change in width of the plate. (b) the change in diameter of the hole. Answer: (a) Aw= (b) Ad = i i mm mm

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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