Two links, made up of aluminum and steel, are connected by a hinge joint and an axial load P = 1000N is applied at node 3 as shown in Fig. 1.34. Determine the stresses developed in the two links using the finite element method. Link 1, Steel Link 2, Aluminum E=207 GPa; A=4cm2 E=71 GPa; A=2 cm? 3 40 cm 60 cm FIGURE 1.34 Two links subjected to an axial load.

Two links, made up of aluminum and steel, are connected by a hinge joint and an axial load P = 1000N is applied at node 3 as shown in Fig. 1.34. Determine the stresses developed in the two links using the finite element method. Link 1, Steel Link 2, Aluminum E=207 GPa; A=4cm2 E=71 GPa; A=2 cm? 3 40 cm 60 cm FIGURE 1.34 Two links subjected to an axial load.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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