In the figure, solid copper rod with expansion coefficient aB= 165.10-7 1/ 0C It is 20 mm in diameter. Inner diameter is 2mm larger than this bar and expansion 30 mm outer diameter steel pipe with coefficient aç = 125.10-7 1/OC the part that can be placed and move together,It is combined with a rigid plate. a) System with temperature difference At = 80 OC Find the stresses that will occur in heated steel and copper. (EÇ = 200 GPa, EB = 100 GPa) çelik dış çap 30mm bakır

In the figure, solid copper rod with expansion coefficient aB= 165.10-7 1/ 0C It is 20 mm in diameter. Inner diameter is 2mm larger than this bar and expansion 30 mm outer diameter steel pipe with coefficient aç = 125.10-7 1/OC the part that can be placed and move together,It is combined with a rigid plate. a) System with temperature difference At = 80 OC Find the stresses that will occur in heated steel and copper. (EÇ = 200 GPa, EB = 100 GPa) çelik dış çap 30mm bakır

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