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You have 1kg of aluminum (E=69GPa) to make a cylindrical tube with a high Euler buckling load. The tube must have a length L of...Asked by alalal
You have 1kg of aluminum (E=69GPa) to make a cylindrical tube with a high Euler buckling load. The tube must have a length L of 0.5m. You can either make a solid tube, or a thin walled tube with a wall thickness, t=0.5cm. The density of aluminum is 2700kg/m3. The tubes are pin-pin ended; assume n=1.
What is the Euler buckling load, P_cr,sol (in kN), for the solid tube?
P_cr,sol [kN] = ?
What is the Euler buckling load, P_cr,sol (in kN),for the thin-walled tube?
P_cr,sol [kN] = ?
What is the Euler buckling load, P_cr,sol (in kN), for the solid tube?
P_cr,sol [kN] = ?
What is the Euler buckling load, P_cr,sol (in kN),for the thin-walled tube?
P_cr,sol [kN] = ?
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