Problem (1): Axial loads are applied to rigid bearing plates in a system of steel bars. The cross sectional area of the bar (2) is 1,770 mm². Determine the magnitude of the normal stress in bar (2) in Units of MPa. 125 kN

Problem (1): Axial loads are applied to rigid bearing plates in a system of steel bars. The cross sectional area of the bar (2) is 1,770 mm². Determine the magnitude of the normal stress in bar (2) in Units of MPa. 125 kN

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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Problem (1): Axial loads are applied to rigid bearing plates in a system of steel bars.
The cross sectional area of the bar (2) is 1,770 mm². Determine the magnitude of the
normal stress in bar (2) in Units of MPa.
125 kN
150 kN
(3)
150 kN
rigid
bearing
plates 75 kN
75 kN
(2)
90 kN
90 kN
(1)

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