Problem 21: A rod is composed of three segments and carries the axial loads as shown. Determine the stress in each material Indicate if C or T. The properties of each segment are given below. Bronze 120 KN 50 kN Aluminum Steel Bronze Aluminum Steel 1 (mm) A (mm²) E (GPa) 600 2400 83 400 1200 70 300 600 200

Problem 21: A rod is composed of three segments and carries the axial loads as shown. Determine the stress in each material Indicate if C or T. The properties of each segment are given below. Bronze 120 KN 50 kN Aluminum Steel Bronze Aluminum Steel 1 (mm) A (mm²) E (GPa) 600 2400 83 400 1200 70 300 600 200

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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