Segment AB of the stepped rod shown is composed of extruded AZBOX magnesium, segment BC is composed of wrought 6061-T6 aluminum, and segment CD is composed of hardened steel with 0.2% carbon. The dimensions of the rod and the applied loads are given in the tables below. Determine the change in length of each segment and the overall change in length of the whole rod. Fn, & Fc, & Fp Fo 33.2 kip 22.8 kip (each) Fn, 20.9 kip (each) Segment 1 (AB) 75 im Segment 2 (BC) 5.3 in Segment 3 (CD) 7.9 in 1.65 in 0.83 in 134 in 0.65 in 0.95 in 0.5 in Assurne stress concentration and buckling effects may be neglected den • be sure to inciude units with your answers • denote elongations with positive values compactions with negative values
Segment AB of the stepped rod shown is composed of extruded AZBOX magnesium, segment BC is composed of wrought 6061-T6 aluminum, and segment CD is composed of hardened steel with 0.2% carbon. The dimensions of the rod and the applied loads are given in the tables below. Determine the change in length of each segment and the overall change in length of the whole rod. Fn, & Fc, & Fp Fo 33.2 kip 22.8 kip (each) Fn, 20.9 kip (each) Segment 1 (AB) 75 im Segment 2 (BC) 5.3 in Segment 3 (CD) 7.9 in 1.65 in 0.83 in 134 in 0.65 in 0.95 in 0.5 in Assurne stress concentration and buckling effects may be neglected den • be sure to inciude units with your answers • denote elongations with positive values compactions with negative values
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Segment AB of the stepped rod shown is composed of extruded Az8ox magnesium, segment BC is
composed of wrought 6061-T6 aluminum, and segment CD is composed of hardened steel with 0 2% carbon.
The dimensions of the rod and the applied loads are given in the tables below. Detemine the change in length
of each segment and the overall change in length of the whole rod.
Fn, &
Fc, &
Fn
Fc
33.2 kip 22.8 kip
(each)
FB,
20.9 kip
(each)
Segment 1 (AB) 7.5 in
Segment 2 (BC) 5.3 in
1.65 in
0.83 in
1.34 in
0.65 in
Segment 3 (CD) 7.9 in
0.95 in
0.5 in
Assurme stress concentration and buckling effects may be neglected
Smerall
• be sure to include units with your answers
• denote elongations with positive values compactions with negative values
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