For the vertical rod as shown, find the deflection at A and the stress distribution. Use E-100 MPa and weight per unit volume equal to 0.06 N/cm3. (Hint: Introduce weight contribution to the nodal loads and solve using two elements and four elements.) Comment on the stress distribution. a) Use 2 & 4 elements with linear shape functions. b) Use 2 elements with quadratic shape functions. 16m 1m A -Area-2500 cm² Area - 1500 cm²

For the vertical rod as shown, find the deflection at A and the stress distribution. Use E-100 MPa and weight per unit volume equal to 0.06 N/cm3. (Hint: Introduce weight contribution to the nodal loads and solve using two elements and four elements.) Comment on the stress distribution. a) Use 2 & 4 elements with linear shape functions. b) Use 2 elements with quadratic shape functions. 16m 1m A -Area-2500 cm² Area - 1500 cm²

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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