Question 3: Please refer to the metal bar and its cross-section shown below. Two strain gages a and and b are attached to the bar as shown; note that 3 is the angle of their orientation with the x-axis. Assume: the Young's modulus of the metal = 16, 500 ksi; the Poisson's ratio of the metal = 0.33; P, = 13 kips; P, = 20 kips; d = 4.0 in.; t = 0.75 in.; L = 18 in.; and B = 40°. Determine the strains expected in the strain gages.

Question 3: Please refer to the metal bar and its cross-section shown below. Two strain gages a and and b are attached to the bar as shown; note that 3 is the angle of their orientation with the x-axis. Assume: the Young's modulus of the metal = 16, 500 ksi; the Poisson's ratio of the metal = 0.33; P, = 13 kips; P, = 20 kips; d = 4.0 in.; t = 0.75 in.; L = 18 in.; and B = 40°. Determine the strains expected in the strain gages.

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Chapter7: Analysis Of Stress And Strain

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Problem 7.7.11P: The strains for an element of material in plane strain (see figure) are as follows: x = 480 ×10-6. y...

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