Rigid member AC is supported by a pin at A and the vertical steel link BD as shown. The diameter of the link and its length are given in the table below for each student. The alloawble stress of link BD is 200 MPa. a) Determine the maximum possible value of the load P b) If P-90 kN, determine the change in temperature needed for link BD to have no change in length. Given d=12*10*/C, E-200 GPa A 0.4m 0.2m

Rigid member AC is supported by a pin at A and the vertical steel link BD as shown. The diameter of the link and its length are given in the table below for each student. The alloawble stress of link BD is 200 MPa. a) Determine the maximum possible value of the load P b) If P-90 kN, determine the change in temperature needed for link BD to have no change in length. Given d=1210/C, E-200 GPa A 0.4m 0.2m

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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