a) A hollow circular composite pipe with 80 mm diameter is subjected to a tensile force of 250 kN as shown in Figure Q1 (a). The outer layer of the pipe is made of 10 mm thick brass and the inner layer 15 mm made of thick aluminum. The Young's modull of brass and aluminum are 100x10 MPa and 65x10 MPa respectively. ii) Determine the extension of the pipe due to the applied tensile force.

a) A hollow circular composite pipe with 80 mm diameter is subjected to a tensile force of 250 kN as shown in Figure Q1 (a). The outer layer of the pipe is made of 10 mm thick brass and the inner layer 15 mm made of thick aluminum. The Young's modull of brass and aluminum are 100x10 MPa and 65x10 MPa respectively. ii) Determine the extension of the pipe due to the applied tensile force.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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