A rod is 2m long at a temperature of 10C. Find the expansion of the rod, when
the temperature is raised to 80C. If this expansion is prevented find the stress
induced in the material of the rod. Take E = 1.0 105 MN/m2
and = .000012/C
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Free expansion of the rod =αLΔθ
=15×10
−60
C×2m×(50−20)
0
C
=9×10
−
4m=0.9mm
If the expansion is fully prevented, then
Strain=
2
9×10
−4
=4.5×10
−4
Temperature Stress = Strain ×Y
=4.5×10
−4
×2×10
11
=9×10
7
N/m
2
If 0.4 mm expansion is allowed, then length restricted to expand
=0.9−0.4=0.5mm
Strain=
2
5×10
−4
=2.5×10
−4
Temperature stress = Strain ×Y=2.5×10
−4
×2×10
11
=5×10
7
N/m
2
Answer:
Therefore the stress induced in the rod is
Given:
- A rod of length at a temperature is heated to a final temperature
- Young's modulus of the material of the rod is
- The linear thermal expansion coefficient of the material of the rod is
Explanation:
If the expansion is stopped, we must determine the stress that will be placed on the rod.
With the specified increase in temperature, the rod's length increases by
The strain produced in the rod due to the thermal expansion is
If the rod's Young's modulus is , then stress can cause the rod to stretch, compress by length , or generate strain .
Therefore, if the rod's thermal expansion is stopped, the same stress will be applied to it.
Therefore the stress induced in the rod is
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