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Q. 6: A steel rod 20 mm in diameter, 400 mm long is co-axially enclosed in brass tube of 25 mm external diameter and 2 mm thickness with 400 mm length. Determine the stress induced in each material and the change in length of the assembly if it is subjected to an axial compressive force of 5R kN. The rod and tubes both are clamped at their ends. Esteet-200 GPa and Ebrass-100 GPa

Q. 6: A steel rod 20 mm in diameter, 400 mm long is co-axially enclosed in brass tube of 25 mm external diameter and 2 mm thickness with 400 mm length. Determine the stress induced in each material and the change in length of the assembly if it is subjected to an axial compressive force of 5R kN. The rod and tubes both are clamped at their ends. Esteet-200 GPa and Ebrass-100 GPa

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Fig. 5 Q. 6: A steel rod 20 mm in diameter, 400 mm long is co-axially enclosed in brass tube of 25 mm external diameter and 2 mm thickness with 400 mm length. Determine the stress induced in each material and the change in length of the assembly if it is subjected to an axial compressive force of 5R kN. The rod and tubes both are clamped at their ends. Esteet-200 GPa and Ebrass-100 GPa 0. terual
Transcribed Image Text:Fig. 5 Q. 6: A steel rod 20 mm in diameter, 400 mm long is co-axially enclosed in brass tube of 25 mm external diameter and 2 mm thickness with 400 mm length. Determine the stress induced in each material and the change in length of the assembly if it is subjected to an axial compressive force of 5R kN. The rod and tubes both are clamped at their ends. Esteet-200 GPa and Ebrass-100 GPa 0. terual
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