Direct StressBronzeAluminumSteelA = 0.75 in.2A = 1.0 in.?A = 0.5 in.?3P2FP4P--3 ft→5 ft4 ft-2. Axial loads are applied to thecompound rod that is composed of analuminum segment rigidly connectedbetween steel and bronze segments.Find the largest safe value of P if theworking stresses are 120 MPa forsteel, 68 MPa for aluminum, and110 MPa for bronze.

Given:- σsteel = 120MPaσ aluminium= 68MPaσbronze = 110 MPa Abronze=0.75in2AAluminium=1.0…

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Bronze Aluminum Steel A = 0.75 in.? ЗР A = 1.0 in.? A = 0.5 in.? 2F P 4P- -3 ft 5 ft- - 4 ft–

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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