Prob. 2.6-8. The cylindrical rod in Fig. P2.6-8 is made of an- nealed (soft) copper with modulus of elasticity E= 17 x 10³ ksi and Poisson's ratio = 0.33, and it has an initial diam- eter do = 1.9998 in. For compressive loads less than a "criti- cal load" P., a ring with inside diameter d, = 2.0000 in. is free to slide along the cylindrical rod. What is the value of the critical load Por? P C -Ring P

Prob. 2.6-8. The cylindrical rod in Fig. P2.6-8 is made of an- nealed (soft) copper with modulus of elasticity E= 17 x 10³ ksi and Poisson's ratio = 0.33, and it has an initial diam- eter do = 1.9998 in. For compressive loads less than a "criti- cal load" P., a ring with inside diameter d, = 2.0000 in. is free to slide along the cylindrical rod. What is the value of the critical load Por? P C -Ring P

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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