Homework 3: Q1/ The beam shown in figure below consists from steel and aluminum, find the maximum load that can be applied if the stress in steel not exceeding 8OMPA and in Aluminum 3OMPA. E = 210GPA and Eatu = 70GPA %3D

Homework 3: Q1/ The beam shown in figure below consists from steel and aluminum, find the maximum load that can be applied if the stress in steel not exceeding 8OMPA and in Aluminum 3OMPA. E = 210GPA and Eatu = 70GPA %3D

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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Homework 3:
Q1/ The beam shown in figure below consists from steel and aluminum, find the
maximum load that can be applied if the stress in steel not exceeding 80MPA and in
and
Aluminum 3OMPA. Es = 210GPA
EAlu = 70GPA
3PKN/m
Steel
40mm
220mm
Aluminum
6m
Steel
40mm
100mm

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