H.W A rigid slab weighing 600 ku is Placed uron twobronze vads and one Steel Vocd Cnch of bo00 mm? area at atemfevature of 15 Ĉ as shown, find the temperature atwhich the stress in steel Vad willbe zero? take:Cuefficlent of exransion for Steel = 12 Mm/m.Coefficient of exPansion for bronze = 18Mm/m.c%3DJoung's modulus for Steel = 2e0GlaYoung's modulus for bronze = 80 Gra%3D600WbronzeSteel

Given:-m = 600 kN=600*1000 NArea of two bronze rods = Area of one steel rod = 6000mm2T = 15 degree…

H.W A rigid slab weighing 600 Kw is Placed uron two bronze vads and one Steel Vocd Cnch of bo00 mm? area at a temforature of 15Ĉ as shown, find the temperature at which the stress in steel Vad willbe zero? take: Cuefficient of exransion for Steel = 12 Mm/m.č

H.W A rigid slab weighing 600 Kw is Placed uron two bronze vads and one Steel Vocd Cnch of bo00 mm? area at a temforature of 15Ĉ as shown, find the temperature at which the stress in steel Vad willbe zero? take: Cuefficient of exransion for Steel = 12 Mm/m.č

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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