An aluminum pipe is filled in concrete is subjected to a pure compressive force as shown in the figure below. Determine the factor of safety against compressive stress acting on the column. The pipe has an outer diameter of 45 mm and inner diameter of 35 mm. The aluminum and the polymer concrete have the following material properties: Young's modulus: Eal = 70 GPa (aluminum), Ecr = 30 GPa (concrete). Yield compressive strength: Sy-al = 180 MPa (aluminum), Sy-cr = 60 MPa (concrete). 100 kN 500 mm Select one: OFS=1.5 O FS 1.7 5:45 PM

An aluminum pipe is filled in concrete is subjected to a pure compressive force as shown in the figure below. Determine the factor of safety against compressive stress acting on the column. The pipe has an outer diameter of 45 mm and inner diameter of 35 mm. The aluminum and the polymer concrete have the following material properties: Young's modulus: Eal = 70 GPa (aluminum), Ecr = 30 GPa (concrete). Yield compressive strength: Sy-al = 180 MPa (aluminum), Sy-cr = 60 MPa (concrete). 100 kN 500 mm Select one: OFS=1.5 O FS 1.7 5:45 PM

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An aluminum pipe is filled in concrete is subjected to a pure compressive force as shown in the figure below. Determine the factor of safety
against compressive stress acting on the column. The pipe has an outer diameter of 45 mm and inner diameter of 35 mm.
The aluminum and the polymer concrete have the following material properties:
Young's modulus: Eal = 70 GPa (aluminum), Ecr = 30 GPa (concrete).
Yield compressive strength: Sy-al = 180 MPa (aluminum), Sy-cr 60 MPa (concrete).
100 kN
500 mm
Select one:
O FS = 1.5
O FS = 1.7
O ES- 19
5:45 PM
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