CLO 1: A rigid beam rests on two bronze bars 700 mm long. Another aluminum bar is placed between them which is 699.93 mm long. If the allowable stresses are Salum = 90 MPa and Spronze = 80 MPa, find the maximum weight of the beam that the system can support (in KN). !3! %3! Alum 850 Bronze A in mm2 1500 Bronze Bronze E in Gpa 70 83 Alum 291.408 O 211.932 437.393 O 90.673

CLO 1: A rigid beam rests on two bronze bars 700 mm long. Another aluminum bar is placed between them which is 699.93 mm long. If the allowable stresses are Salum = 90 MPa and Spronze = 80 MPa, find the maximum weight of the beam that the system can support (in KN). !3! %3! Alum 850 Bronze A in mm2 1500 Bronze Bronze E in Gpa 70 83 Alum 291.408 O 211.932 437.393 O 90.673

Materials Science And Engineering Properties

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Author:Charles Gilmore

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Chapter6: Introduction To Mechanical Properties

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