The two pipes are made of the steel (E=210GPa, oy=420MPA) material and are connected as shown in Figure 3 and loaded by a force P at point C. The cross-sectional area of AC and CB are 600 mm2 and 900 mm2 , respectively. The length of AC and CB are same a=b= (see attached file) m. If AC becomes plastic, determine a) the displacement of the step, b) the ultimate load of the stepped bar, c) draw a load-deflection diagram for the sectional area of AC and CB. (Consider a material as an elastic-perfectly plastic material) a=12,9m b=12,9m a C

The two pipes are made of the steel (E=210GPa, oy=420MPA) material and are connected as shown in Figure 3 and loaded by a force P at point C. The cross-sectional area of AC and CB are 600 mm2 and 900 mm2 , respectively. The length of AC and CB are same a=b= (see attached file) m. If AC becomes plastic, determine a) the displacement of the step, b) the ultimate load of the stepped bar, c) draw a load-deflection diagram for the sectional area of AC and CB. (Consider a material as an elastic-perfectly plastic material) a=12,9m b=12,9m a C

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The two pipes are made of the steel
(E=210GPA, o=420MPA)
material and are
connected as shown in Figure 3 and loaded
by a force P at point C. The cross-sectional
area of AC and CB are 600 mm2 and 900
mm2 , respectively. The length of AC and CB
are same a=b= (see attached file) m. If AC
becomes plastic, determine a) the
displacement of the step,
b) the ultimate load of the stepped bar,
c) draw a load-deflection diagram for the
sectional area of AC and CB. (Consider a
material as an elastic-perfectly plastic
material)
a=12,9m b=12,9m
a
B
Figure 3

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