Q3: A rigid beam ABCD is supported as shown. Initially and at room temperature the beam is horizontal and carries no load, Calculate the force in the rods when the temperature of aluminum rod only is raised by 120°C. Steel Wire A- 50 mm E-200 Gpa L 2 m Brass Rod A- 300 mm E-83 Gpa L-2 m a Rum/m C a- 19um/m'C To Aluminum Rod Gap 2mm A- 400 mm E-70 Gpa L- 3 m a- 23um/m C I m 1 m 1 m

Q3: A rigid beam ABCD is supported as shown. Initially and at room temperature the beam is horizontal and carries no load, Calculate the force in the rods when the temperature of aluminum rod only is raised by 120°C. Steel Wire A- 50 mm E-200 Gpa L 2 m Brass Rod A- 300 mm E-83 Gpa L-2 m a Rum/m C a- 19um/m'C To Aluminum Rod Gap 2mm A- 400 mm E-70 Gpa L- 3 m a- 23um/m C I m 1 m 1 m

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