Two rods vertically connect beams AB and CD as shown in the figure. Point A is foxed supported while point D is hinged connected. If the rod on the right is heated by 18 degree Celsius, 2 m 2 m 8. 2 m C Use E- 200 GPa, linear of coefficient expansion-11.7x 10 per degree celsIus and A-4500 mm2 Compute the force in the left rod. FERRH

Two rods vertically connect beams AB and CD as shown in the figure. Point A is foxed supported while point D is hinged connected. If the rod on the right is heated by 18 degree Celsius, 2 m 2 m 8. 2 m C Use E- 200 GPa, linear of coefficient expansion-11.7x 10 per degree celsIus and A-4500 mm2 Compute the force in the left rod. FERRH

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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