Q2) Layers of Brass, Steel and Aluminum are bonded together and formed section shownbelow. Cantilever beam is loaded at the tip with 100 kN. In the cross-section height of steelis 50 mm, height of the aluminum is 350 mm and height of the brass is 100 mm. Modulusof elasticity for the materials are given as; Steel, Et = 200 GPa, Aluminum, Eal = 70 GPaand Brass, Ebr = 105 GPa. Find the maximum axial stresses under given loading for Steel,Aluminum and Brass, separately.Steel-150 kN500 mm50 mmXXAluminum350 mmAluminumBrass100 mmBrassCross Section of the5 mВeamFixedSide view of the BeamSupport

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Q2) Layers of Brass, Steel and Aluminum are bonded together and formed section shown below. Cantilever beam is loaded at the tip with 100 kN. In the cross-section height of steel is 50 mm, height of the aluminum is 350 mm and height of the brass is 100 mm. Modulus of elasticity for the materials are given as; Steel, Est=200 GPa, Aluminum, Eal = 70 GPa and Brass, Ebr = 105 GPa. Find the maximum axial stresses under given loading for Steel, Aluminum and Brass, separately. %3!

Q2) Layers of Brass, Steel and Aluminum are bonded together and formed section shown below. Cantilever beam is loaded at the tip with 100 kN. In the cross-section height of steel is 50 mm, height of the aluminum is 350 mm and height of the brass is 100 mm. Modulus of elasticity for the materials are given as; Steel, Est=200 GPa, Aluminum, Eal = 70 GPa and Brass, Ebr = 105 GPa. Find the maximum axial stresses under given loading for Steel, Aluminum and Brass, separately. %3!

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