Three (3) different cylinder made from Steel, Aliminum and Bronze are jointed together to form a composite structure and fixed to wall support.Three (3) axial forces acted on the structure as shown.The following value was already determined:Reaction at A= 1 kN to the rightInternal force for Aluminum= 3 kN TensionInternal force for Bronze= 2 kN TensionEsteel = 200 GPa; EAluminum= 70 GPa, EBronze= 83 GPa%3DDetermine the elongation of each section (8 ):AluminumA = 400 mm?BronzeSteelA = 200 mm?A = 500 mm?2P4P2.5 m2.0 m1.5 m

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Three (3) different cylinder made from Steel, Aliminum and Bronze are jointed together to form a composite structure and fixed to wall support. Three (3) axial forces acted on the structure as shown. The following value was already determined: Reaction at A Internal force for Aluminum Internal force for Bronze = 1 kN to the right = 3 kN Tension %3D = 2 kN Tension Esteel = 200 GPa; EAluminum= 70 GPa, Egronze 83 GPa %3D %3D Determine the elongation of each section ( 8 ): Aluminum A = 400 mm? Bronze A = 200 mm? Steel A = 500 mm? 2P 4P

Three (3) different cylinder made from Steel, Aliminum and Bronze are jointed together to form a composite structure and fixed to wall support. Three (3) axial forces acted on the structure as shown. The following value was already determined: Reaction at A Internal force for Aluminum Internal force for Bronze = 1 kN to the right = 3 kN Tension %3D = 2 kN Tension Esteel = 200 GPa; EAluminum= 70 GPa, Egronze 83 GPa %3D %3D Determine the elongation of each section ( 8 ): Aluminum A = 400 mm? Bronze A = 200 mm? Steel A = 500 mm? 2P 4P

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