As an engineer you are asked to evaluate the feasibility of a device which operates in a temperature cycle (Option A: from initial stress-free conditions at 120 °C down to 50 °C). The critical component of the device contains an aluminium plate clamped between two rigid endplates. At the start of an operating cycle the working temperature is 120 °C. The tensile strength of aluminium is ~100 MPa and the modulus is 70 GPa. You are also presented with the option B) to recommend the lower temperature be raised to 70 °C. What do you recommend? Select one: O a. Do not recommend A, do not recommend B O b. Recommend A, do not recommend B O c. Recommend A, recommend B as well O d. Do not recommend A, recommend B

As an engineer you are asked to evaluate the feasibility of a device which operates in a temperature cycle (Option A: from initial stress-free conditions at 120 °C down to 50 °C). The critical component of the device contains an aluminium plate clamped between two rigid endplates. At the start of an operating cycle the working temperature is 120 °C. The tensile strength of aluminium is ~100 MPa and the modulus is 70 GPa. You are also presented with the option B) to recommend the lower temperature be raised to 70 °C. What do you recommend? Select one: O a. Do not recommend A, do not recommend B O b. Recommend A, do not recommend B O c. Recommend A, recommend B as well O d. Do not recommend A, recommend B

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