TEST YOUR UNDERSTANDING! A rectangular block is subjected to a triaxial loading consisting of three uniformly distributed forces as shown. If v = 0.3 and E= 0.5 GPa, compute the change in volume of the block. The length of side along x is 3 m, side along y is 4 m and side along the z-axis is 5 m. Also, determine a single distributed loading in the x-direction that will produce the same z deformation as the original loading. Note that there is another P₂ applied at the back for equilibrium in the original loading shown. Px=200 kN Pz 220 kN Py=160 kN Py=160 kN (TYU 2-3) Px 200 kN Answer to Test your understanding box change in volume = 9.1208 x 104 m³ (decrease); single equivalent force along x = 1208.8889 KN, T

TEST YOUR UNDERSTANDING! A rectangular block is subjected to a triaxial loading consisting of three uniformly distributed forces as shown. If v = 0.3 and E= 0.5 GPa, compute the change in volume of the block. The length of side along x is 3 m, side along y is 4 m and side along the z-axis is 5 m. Also, determine a single distributed loading in the x-direction that will produce the same z deformation as the original loading. Note that there is another P₂ applied at the back for equilibrium in the original loading shown. Px=200 kN Pz 220 kN Py=160 kN Py=160 kN (TYU 2-3) Px 200 kN Answer to Test your understanding box change in volume = 9.1208 x 104 m³ (decrease); single equivalent force along x = 1208.8889 KN, T

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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