A small aluminum alloy [E = 65 GPa] tee shape is used as a simply supported beam as shown. For this beam, a-165 mm. The cross- sectional dimensions of the tee shape are b 19 mm, d 29 mm, and t 7 mm, After loads are applied to the beam at B, C, and D, a compressive normal strain of 480 uɛ is measured from a strain gage located at c 5 mm below the topmost edge of the tee stem at section 1-1. What is the applied load P? 3P Strain gage a H. b. Answer: P =

A small aluminum alloy [E = 65 GPa] tee shape is used as a simply supported beam as shown. For this beam, a-165 mm. The cross- sectional dimensions of the tee shape are b 19 mm, d 29 mm, and t 7 mm, After loads are applied to the beam at B, C, and D, a compressive normal strain of 480 uɛ is measured from a strain gage located at c 5 mm below the topmost edge of the tee stem at section 1-1. What is the applied load P? 3P Strain gage a H. b. Answer: P =

Materials Science And Engineering Properties

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Chapter9: Time, Temperature, And Mechanical Properties

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