Problem 16.3: The temperature of the solid 20mm diameter post CD is increased by 50°C. Determine the force developed in the post. Both the post and the beam are made of A-36 steel which has the properties listed below. The beam has moment of inertia 1-255-10 mm. E = 200GPa, v=0.32; a-12.10 / °C Assume that there is no temperature increase in the beam ABC. 1.5m B 2.5m D 3m

Problem 16.3: The temperature of the solid 20mm diameter post CD is increased by 50°C. Determine the force developed in the post. Both the post and the beam are made of A-36 steel which has the properties listed below. The beam has moment of inertia 1-255-10 mm. E = 200GPa, v=0.32; a-12.10 / °C Assume that there is no temperature increase in the beam ABC. 1.5m B 2.5m D 3m

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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