Cylinder of height 2H. radius R. centroid at (0,0.H), axis e3 undergoes deformation x = o(z) = z + 23e3. Assuming stress-strain relation: S = aE, where a is a constant, total force on the base of the cylinder with normal -e3 is f=-1.5anR2 He3 total force on the base of the cylinder with normal - ez is f = 1.5aπR²e3 total force on the base of the cylinder with normal - ez is ƒ = 1.5aπR² He3 total force on the base of the cylinder with normal - ez is f = -1.5an R²e3

Cylinder of height 2H. radius R. centroid at (0,0.H), axis e3 undergoes deformation x = o(z) = z + 23e3. Assuming stress-strain relation: S = aE, where a is a constant, total force on the base of the cylinder with normal -e3 is f=-1.5anR2 He3 total force on the base of the cylinder with normal - ez is f = 1.5aπR²e3 total force on the base of the cylinder with normal - ez is ƒ = 1.5aπR² He3 total force on the base of the cylinder with normal - ez is f = -1.5an R²e3

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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