A rod of length 2m is at a temperature of 20^(@)C. If the temperature is increased to 50^(@)C, then find the thermal stress developed in rod when it is fully prevented to expand (alpha=15xx10^(-6)k^(-1))
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Free expansion of the rod =αLΔθ
=15×10^−60C×2m×(50−20)°C
=9×10^-4m=0.9mm
If the expansion is fully prevented, then
Strain= {9×10^−4}/2
=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= {5×10^−4}/2
=2.5×10^−4
Temperature stress = Strain×Y=2.5×10^−4×2×10^11
=5×10^7N/m^2
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