C 02: If the steed rod shown is free A500 mm² stress at the beginning and then its temperature is increased by 60°C. determine the stress induced in both portions AC and CB after heating. Knowing that a-11.3*10 m/m. C and E-207GPa for both portions of the rod 150 mm A= 300 mm² 250 mm

C 02: If the steed rod shown is free A500 mm² stress at the beginning and then its temperature is increased by 60°C. determine the stress induced in both portions AC and CB after heating. Knowing that a-11.3*10 m/m. C and E-207GPa for both portions of the rod 150 mm A= 300 mm² 250 mm

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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