A two circular bars of brass (AB) and steel (CD) in horizontal state with gap of (1.5mm) between them at temperature of (25C°): 1) At what temperature the gap will be disappear. 2) Find the total stress and total length for each rod when temperature reach to (150C). a(1/C°) E(GPa). Br. 19*10* 110 St. 11.7*10% 200

A two circular bars of brass (AB) and steel (CD) in horizontal state with gap of (1.5mm) between them at temperature of (25C°): 1) At what temperature the gap will be disappear. 2) Find the total stress and total length for each rod when temperature reach to (150C). a(1/C°) E(GPa). Br. 1910 110 St. 11.7*10% 200

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Chapter2: Axially Loaded Members

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