A solid steel rod is connected to an arm loaded by to forces, F-1 kN and F₂ -1.2 KN. A three-element rosette is glued to the shaft at point A, see Fig. fy 120° 60⁰ a) Ex b) Ey c) Yg x+ The strain readings are Ea= 60 μE, E = 135 μe, & 264 μ Calculate the strains, イレー

A solid steel rod is connected to an arm loaded by to forces, F-1 kN and F₂ -1.2 KN. A three-element rosette is glued to the shaft at point A, see Fig. fy 120° 60⁰ a) Ex b) Ey c) Yg x+ The strain readings are Ea= 60 μE, E = 135 μe, & 264 μ Calculate the strains, イレー

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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