A two-bar truss is to be designed to carry a load of 2W as shown in Fig. 1.25. Bothbars have a tubular section with mean diameter d and wall thickness t. The materialof the bars has Young's modulus E and yield stress oy. The design problem involvesthe determination of the values of d and t so that the weight of the truss is a minimumand neither yielding nor buckling occurs in any of the bars. Formulate the problem as anonlinear programming problem.2WAASection A-A26Figure 1.25 Two-bar truss.

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