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A circular rod of diameter 16 mm and 500 mm long is subjected to a tensile force 40 kn. The modulus of elasticity for steel may be taken as 200 kn/mm2 . Find stress, strain and elongation of the bar due to applied load.

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Answered by Fatimakincsem
10

The Cross sectional area is 200.96 mm2 , Stress  is 223. 92 N/mm2 , Strain is 0.0011198   and Elongation is 0.558 mm.

Explanation:

Load p =45 KN = 45 x 10^3 N                              

Young’s modulus E = 200 KN /mm^2

Length of the rod, l = 500 mm

Diameter of the rod = 16 mm

Solution:

Cross sectional area; A = πd^2/4 =π x (16)^2/4 = 200.96 mm^2

Stress σ =load / area =45 x 10^3/200.96 = 223. 92 N/mm^2

Strain, e = stress / young’s modulus  =223.96 /200 x 10^3 = 0.0011198  

Elongation δl = Pl/AE = (45 x 10^3 x 500) / (200.96 x 200 x 10^3)

                   = 22,500,000/ 40,192,000

                   =  0.558 mm

Thus the Cross sectional area is 200.96 mm^2 , Stress  is 223. 92 N/mm^2 , Strain is 0.0011198   and Elongation is 0.558 mm.

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Answered by kiran2147
2

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