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    This document contains 5 situations involving structural analysis calculations: 1) Finding normal stresses in aluminum and steel cylinders due to temperature change and axial load. 2) Finding maximum bending stress and stress at a point in a cantilever beam. 3) Finding maximum moment and shear in a simply supported beam with 3 wheel loads. 4) Finding normal stresses in 3 rods of different materials connected between rigid supports after a temperature increase. 5) Calculating changes in length of a propeller shaft carrying various axial loads.

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    This document contains 5 situations involving structural analysis calculations: 1) Finding normal stresses in aluminum and steel cylinders due to temperature change and axial load. 2) Finding maximum bending stress and stress at a point in a cantilever beam. 3) Finding maximum moment and shear in a simply supported beam with 3 wheel loads. 4) Finding normal stresses in 3 rods of different materials connected between rigid supports after a temperature increase. 5) Calculating changes in length of a propeller shaft carrying various axial loads.

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    SITUATION5:

    For the given shown:


    SITUATION 1
    An aluminum right-circular
    cylinder surrounds a steel
    cylinder as shown. The
    axial compressive load of
    200 kN is applied through
    the rigid cover plate shown.
    If the aluminum cylinder is
    originally 0.25 mm longer
    than the steel before any
    load is applied, find the
    normal stress in each when
    the temperature has
    dropped 20 K and the entire
    load is acting. For steel: E =
    200 GPa, α = 12 × 10–6/°C, 12. Determine the uniform pressure under the barge.
    and for aluminum: E = 70 GPa, α = 25 × 10–6/°C. 13. Determine the maximum shear.
    14. Determine the maximum moment.
    1. Normal stress for steel 15. Determine the location from the left end of the maximum
    2. Normal stress for aluminum moment.

    SITUATION 2: 16. The lap joint shown in Figure is fastened by four rivets of 3/4-
    For the cantilever beam shown in the figure, find (a) the in. diameter. Find the maximum load P that can be applied if the
    maximum bending working stresses are 14 ksi for shear in the rivet and 18 ksi for
    stress and its bearing in the plate. Assume that the applied load is distributed
    location; and (b) evenly among the four rivets, and neglect friction between the
    the bending stress plates.
    at a point 20 mm
    from the top of the
    beam on section B.

    3. Maximum bending stress:


    4. Bending stress at point 20 mm from the top:

    SITUATION 3:
    Three wheel loads roll as a unit across a 16m span. The laods
    are A = 20kN, B = 40kN, 2m to the right of A ; and C = 60kN, 4m
    to the right of B. 17. The steel propeller shaft ABCD carries the axial loads shown
    5. Determine the maximum moment in the simply supported in Figure. Determine the change in the length of the shaft caused
    beam. by these loads. Use E = 29 x 106 psi for steel.
    6. Determine the maximum shear in the simply supported
    beam.

    7. Maximum moment occur on the location of zero shear.


    Is it true, false, or sometimes?

    SITUATION 4
    Three rods of different materials are connected and placed
    between rigid supports at A and D. Properties for each of the
    three rods are given below. The bars are initially unstressed
    when the structure is assembled at 20°C. After the temperature
    has been increased to 100°C, determine:

    Aluminum (1) Cast Iron (2) Bronze (3)


    L1 = 440 mm L2 = 200 mm L3 = 320 mm
    A1 = 1,200 mm2 A2 = 2,800 mm2 A3 = 800 mm2
    E1 = 70 GPa E2 = 155 GPa E3 = 100 GPa
    α1 = 22.5×10-6/°C α2 = 13.5×10-6/°C α3 = 17.0×10-6/°C

    8. The normal stress in the cast iron.


    9. The force exerted on the rigid supports.
    10. Normal stress in the aluminum rod.
    11. Normal stress in the bronze rod.

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