Asked by Donkey
Bar AB has length L, constant thickness d, and a width that tapers linearly from 3d at its fixed end (A) to d at its free end (B; see the figure below). The bar is homogeneous with mass density ρ and Young's modulus E. When hung vertically as shown in the figure, the bar stretches under its own weight. No other loads are applied. Assume that the x-axis is oriented downward with x=0 located at the ceiling (A).
Obtain a symbolic expression for N(x) in terms of L, d, g, x, and ρ
Obtain a symbolic expression for N(x) in terms of L, d, g, x, and ρ
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Answered by
MathMate
An interesting problem.
Would you kindly describe the figure so we can share how the bar was hung?
Is the bar tapering downwards, i.e. thin end at the bottom, and hung at the top (ceiling)?
Would you kindly describe the figure so we can share how the bar was hung?
Is the bar tapering downwards, i.e. thin end at the bottom, and hung at the top (ceiling)?
Answered by
MathMate
Also, does N(x) represent the tensile stress at section x?
Assuming the wide end is at A, then the area is given by
a(x)=d²(3-2x/L)
and the tensile stress is given by the weight of material below divided by the area at each section.
Assuming the wide end is at A, then the area is given by
a(x)=d²(3-2x/L)
and the tensile stress is given by the weight of material below divided by the area at each section.
Answered by
Vinay
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MathMate
See if you can post by omitting "http://"
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