2 A 4-inch square block with a length of 32 inches made of a materialwith E= 120 ksi and a = 78 x 106/°F is fixed at A as shown in thefigure. At initial temperature, a 0.10-inch gap exists between the blockand the rigid support at B.[Select]100°F, the internal axial force is[Select][Select]100°F, what is the normal stress (in ksi) in the block?0.10 in.(a) If the temperature is increased bykips (kilopounds).[Select]32 in.100°F, the normal strain of the block(b) If the temperature is increased by(c) If the temperature is increased by- HE.(d) At the increased temperature, thenormal stress of the block if there is no rigid support at B isksi.[Select]deformation of the block if there is no rigid support at B isinches.(e) At the increased temperature, the

For the given conditions, the force, stress, and strain induced by the increase in temperature are…

A 4-inch square block with a length of 32 inches made of a material with E= 120 ksi and a = 78 x 106/°F is fixed at A as shown in the figure. At initial temperature, a 0.10-inch gap exists between the blocks and the rigid support at B.

A 4-inch square block with a length of 32 inches made of a material with E= 120 ksi and a = 78 x 106/°F is fixed at A as shown in the figure. At initial temperature, a 0.10-inch gap exists between the blocks and the rigid support at B.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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