Figure Q2 shows a shaft consists of Rods AB, BC and CD which made of Aluminium, Brass and Steel, respectively. Given the modulus of elasticity of materials are Ealuminium= 69 GPa, Ebrass = 100 GPa and Esteel = 250 GPa. Determine, (a) The internal forces for each segment (AB, BC and CD) by showing appropriate free-body diagram, FBD.

Figure Q2 shows a shaft consists of Rods AB, BC and CD which made of Aluminium, Brass and Steel, respectively. Given the modulus of elasticity of materials are Ealuminium= 69 GPa, Ebrass = 100 GPa and Esteel = 250 GPa. Determine, (a) The internal forces for each segment (AB, BC and CD) by showing appropriate free-body diagram, FBD.

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Chapter2: Axially Loaded Members

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