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Talja [164]
3 years ago
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Perform a theoretical analysis of the rectangular profiled cantilevered beam. Provide a theoretical expression (in symbolic form

) for the surface strain () as a function of the various parameters Cx, L, w , W, E. ? Assuming the metal strip is composed of nominal grade aluminum ( 10% 10 lbfin2 69 × 109 Pa, see TABLE D.9 in the text, substitute and derive a theoretical expression for ?-strain as a function of x, L, and W only, where x and I are in units of millimeters and W'is in units of grams force. Note: 1 gram force the force of gravity on a one gram mass (l g mass) x (acceleration of gravity)-0.0981 N.

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Alex_Xolod [135]3 years ago
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substitute and derive a theoretical expression for ?-strain as a function of x, L, and W only, where x and I are in units of millimeters and W'is in units of grams force. Note: 1 gram force the force of gravity on a one gram mass (l g mass) x (acceleration of gravity)-0.0981 N.

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