10 mm 20 mm The assembly above is comprised of a 10mm-diameter steel bolt, and a 20mm-diameter, 2mm-thick bronze sleeve. The bolt and sleeve are rigidly connected at each end by a washer. Assume the following properties: Epolt = 29000 ksi x bolt = 6.6-10-6 /°F Vbolt = 0.35 Member BC is made of bronze with the following properties: Esleeve = 15000 ksi Xsleeve 9.80-106 /°F Vsleeve - 0.35 If the assembly is heated up, which of the following statements best describes how the sleeve will be affected? The sleeve will try to expand longitudinally, but will be restricted by the bolt (because the bolt has a lower coefficient of thermal expansion). The sleeve will go into tension and the bolt will go into compression. O The sleeve will try to expand longitudinally, but will be restricted by the bolt (because the bolt has a lower coefficient of thermal expansion). Both members will go into tension. The sleeve will try to expand longitudinally, but will be restricted by the bolt (because the bolt has a lower coefficient of thermal expansion). Both members will go into compression. The sleeve will try to expand longitudinally, but will be restricted by the bolt (because the bolt has a lower coefficient of thermal expansion). The sleeve will go into compression and the bolt will go into tension.
10 mm 20 mm The assembly above is comprised of a 10mm-diameter steel bolt, and a 20mm-diameter, 2mm-thick bronze sleeve. The bolt and sleeve are rigidly connected at each end by a washer. Assume the following properties: Epolt = 29000 ksi x bolt = 6.6-10-6 /°F Vbolt = 0.35 Member BC is made of bronze with the following properties: Esleeve = 15000 ksi Xsleeve 9.80-106 /°F Vsleeve - 0.35 If the assembly is heated up, which of the following statements best describes how the sleeve will be affected? The sleeve will try to expand longitudinally, but will be restricted by the bolt (because the bolt has a lower coefficient of thermal expansion). The sleeve will go into tension and the bolt will go into compression. O The sleeve will try to expand longitudinally, but will be restricted by the bolt (because the bolt has a lower coefficient of thermal expansion). Both members will go into tension. The sleeve will try to expand longitudinally, but will be restricted by the bolt (because the bolt has a lower coefficient of thermal expansion). Both members will go into compression. The sleeve will try to expand longitudinally, but will be restricted by the bolt (because the bolt has a lower coefficient of thermal expansion). The sleeve will go into compression and the bolt will go into tension.
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The assembly above is comprised of a 10mm-diameter steel bolt, and a 20mm-diameter, 2mm-thick bronze sleeve. The bolt and sleeve
are rigidly connected at each end by a washer.
Assume the following properties:
Epolt = 29000 ksi
&bolt = 6.6-106 1°F
Vbolt = 0.35
Member BC is made of bronze with the following properties:
Esleeve = 15000 ksi
Xsleeve =9.80-106 /°F
Vsleeve = 0.35
If the assembly is heated up, which of the following statements best describes how the sleeve will be affected?
The sleeve will try to expand longitudinally, but will be restricted by the bolt (because the bolt has a lower coefficient of thermal
expansion).
The sleeve will go into tension and the bolt will go into compression.
O The sleeve will try to expand longitudinally, but will be restricted by the bolt (because the bolt has a lower coefficient of thermal
expansion).
Both members will go into tension.
The sleeve will try to expand longitudinally, but will be restricted by the bolt (because the bolt has a lower coefficient of thermal
expansion).
Both members will go into compression.
The sleeve will try to expand longitudinally, but will be restricted by the bolt (because the bolt has a lower coefficient of thermal
expansion).
The sleeve will go into compression and the bolt will go into tension.
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