An aluminum plate is subjected to uniform stress along its boundaries, as shown in the figure. Determine the change of length of diagonal BD. 120mm 120 MPa 160mm , 100мра C 240 MPa E=80GPa ✓=0.3 G=30MPa

An aluminum plate is subjected to uniform stress along its boundaries, as shown in the figure. Determine the change of length of diagonal BD. 120mm 120 MPa 160mm , 100мра C 240 MPa E=80GPa ✓=0.3 G=30MPa

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An aluminum plate is subjected to uniform stress along its
boundaries, as shown in the figure. Determine the change of length
of diagonal BD.
120mm
120 MPa
160mm
, 100мра
C
-240 MPa
E=80GPa
✓=0.3
G=30MPa

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