The composite shaft, consisting of aluminium, copper, and steel sections, is subjectedto the loading shown in Figure Q1. The modulus of elasticity of Aluminium Eal = 69GPA,modulus of elasticity of Copper Ecu = 117 GPa and modulus of elasticity of Steel Eg =200 GPa. The composite shaft is circular in shape.50 mmВ30mm15 kN3010 kNAmm15 kN25 kNm10 kN15 kNm500mm500mm500mmСорperEcu = 117 GPaAluminiumSteelEal = 69 GPaEst = 200 GPaFigure Q1Calculate the normal stress for acting on each of the materialcomponents and indicate whether the stresses are in Tension (T) orCompression (C)(i)(ii)Aluminium Component (Segment AB)Copper Component (Segment BC)Steel Component (Segment CD)(iii)

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The composite shaft, consisting of aluminium, copper, and steel sections, is subjected to the loading shown in Figure Q1. The modulus of elasticity of Aluminium Eal = 69GPA, modulus of elasticity of Copper Ecu = 117 GPa and modulus of elasticity of Steel Eg = 200 GPa. The composite shaft is circular in shape. 50 mm C 15 kN В 30mm 30 10 kN A mm 15 kN 25 kN 10 kN 15 kN 500mm 500mm 500mm Aluminium Eal = 69 GPa Steel Соpper Ecu = 117 GPa Est = 200 GPa Figure Q1 Calculate the normal stress for acting on each of the material components and indicate whether the stresses are in Tension (T) or Compression (C) (i) (ii) Aluminium Component (Segment AB) Copper Component (Segment BC) (iii) Steel Component (Segment CD)

The composite shaft, consisting of aluminium, copper, and steel sections, is subjected to the loading shown in Figure Q1. The modulus of elasticity of Aluminium Eal = 69GPA, modulus of elasticity of Copper Ecu = 117 GPa and modulus of elasticity of Steel Eg = 200 GPa. The composite shaft is circular in shape. 50 mm C 15 kN В 30mm 30 10 kN A mm 15 kN 25 kN 10 kN 15 kN 500mm 500mm 500mm Aluminium Eal = 69 GPa Steel Соpper Ecu = 117 GPa Est = 200 GPa Figure Q1 Calculate the normal stress for acting on each of the material components and indicate whether the stresses are in Tension (T) or Compression (C) (i) (ii) Aluminium Component (Segment AB) Copper Component (Segment BC) (iii) Steel Component (Segment CD)

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