Both ends of the fixed (fixed) rod were mounted at 0 °C. Calculate the minimum diameter of the bar so that there no buckling in the bar when the ambient temperature ris to 100 °C? a= 12.10-6/°C, L= 5 m

Both ends of the fixed (fixed) rod were mounted at 0 °C. Calculate the minimum diameter of the bar so that there no buckling in the bar when the ambient temperature ris to 100 °C? a= 12.10-6/°C, L= 5 m

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Both ends of the fixed (fixed) rod were mounted at 0 °c.
Calculate the minimum diameter of the bar so that there is
no buckling in the bar when the ambient temperature rises
to 100 °C?
a= 12.10-6/°C, L= 5 m
13,069 cm
10,024 cm
15,034 cm
18,038 cm
11.026 cm

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