A 4 meter long steel member is set snugly between two walls and then heated so that the temperature rise
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A 4 meter long steel member is set snugly between two walls and then heated so that the temperature rise

A 4 meter long steel member is set snugly between two walls and then heated so that the temperature rise is 30 degrees Celsius. If each wall yields (will give) 0.38mm, what is the compressive stress developed in the member?

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EngineeringCompressive stress is a force that triggers a material to deform and take up a smaller volume that it was originally. High compressive stress leads to failure due to tension. It is calculated by the formula CS = F ÷ A, where CS represents compressive strength, F represent force or load at point of failure, and A represent the initial cross-sectional surface area....

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