Example (11): A steel rail 30m long is at a temperature of 20-C. Estimate the elongation when the temperature rises to 45-C. Find the stress developed if: (1)No gap is provided between the rails. (ii) A gap of 6mm is provided for expansion. (i) If the stress developed is 60MPA, what is the gap between rails.

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Example (11): A steel rail 30m long is at a temperature of 20-C. Estimate the elongation
when the temperature rises to 45-C. Find the stress developed if: (i)No gap is provided
between the rails. (ii) A gap of 6mm is provided for expansion. (i) If the stress developed is
60MPA, what is the gap between rails.
Example (12): Two walls 10m apart are stayed together by a 30mm diameter steel rod
with metal plates and nuts screwed at each end. The nuts are screwed when the bar is at a
temperature of 420-C. Calculate the pull exerted by the bar on cooling to 300-C if:
(1)The ends do not yield. (i) The ends yield by 3mm. Take E = 200GN/m and
a = 11.5×10C
Transcribed Image Text:Example (11): A steel rail 30m long is at a temperature of 20-C. Estimate the elongation when the temperature rises to 45-C. Find the stress developed if: (i)No gap is provided between the rails. (ii) A gap of 6mm is provided for expansion. (i) If the stress developed is 60MPA, what is the gap between rails. Example (12): Two walls 10m apart are stayed together by a 30mm diameter steel rod with metal plates and nuts screwed at each end. The nuts are screwed when the bar is at a temperature of 420-C. Calculate the pull exerted by the bar on cooling to 300-C if: (1)The ends do not yield. (i) The ends yield by 3mm. Take E = 200GN/m and a = 11.5×10C
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