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diff --git a/3772/CH3/EX3.9/Ex3_9.sce b/3772/CH3/EX3.9/Ex3_9.sce new file mode 100644 index 000000000..489c1efc6 --- /dev/null +++ b/3772/CH3/EX3.9/Ex3_9.sce @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ +// Problem 3.9,Page no.59 + +clc;clear; +close; + +//P is the force acting on the bar BC compressive in nature and force on AB is (100-P) Tensile in nature +E=200*10*9 //N +A_1=3*10**-4 //cm**2 //Area of AB +A_2=4*10**-4 //cm**2 //Area of BC +L=1.5 //cm //Length of bar + +//Calculations + +//The total elongation of bar +//(((100-P)*10**3*1.5)*(3*10**-4*E)**-1)-((P*10**3*1.5)*(4*10**-4*E)**-1)=0 + +//The total elongation of bar is limited to 1 +//(25-0.4375*P)*10**-4=1*10**-3 + +//After simplifying above equation we get, +P=-(10-25)*0.4375**-1 //KN //Total elongation of bar +F_AB=100-P //KN //force in AB +F_BC=P //KN //Force in BC +sigma_AB=(((F_AB)*(3*10**-4)**-1)*10**-3) //KN //Stress in AB +sigma_BC=((F_BC)*(4*10**-4)**-1*10**-3) //KN //Stress in Bc + + +//Result +printf("F_AB = %.2f kN",F_AB) +printf("\n F_BC = %.2f kN",F_BC) +printf("\n sigma_AB = %.2f kN",sigma_AB) +printf("\n sigma_BC = %.2f kN",sigma_BC) |