1. The assembly has the diameters and material indicated, and has the four axial loads applied (two at location B and two at location C), with P = 12 kips (12,000 lbs). The assembly fits securely between the supports at A and D when the temperature is T₁ = 70°F. ("Fits securely" means at 70°F, zero load is applied by the support at D-that is, at 70°F you can assume the wall is not there). The temperature is raised to T2 = 110°F (AT= 40°F); with the increase in temperature, the wall at D becomes a roller support-it prevents movement horizontally but not vertically. 2014-T6 Aluminum 2P 12 in. C. 4 ft B2P C 86100 Bronze 8 in. .6 ft- 304 Stainless steel P 4 in. 3 ft oooooo0 Load P = 12 kips At temperature T₂ = 110°F, determine the following: a. The compressive axial normal force developed on the assembly at support D by the temperature increase from T₁ = 70°F to T₂ = 110°F: b. Draw the normal-force diagram for the entire length of the beam (x = 0 to x = 13 ft) at temperature T₂ = 110°F: Determine the normal axial stress developed by the temperature increase and the axial loads in section AB.

1. The assembly has the diameters and material indicated, and has the four axial loads applied (two at location B and two at location C), with P = 12 kips (12,000 lbs). The assembly fits securely between the supports at A and D when the temperature is T₁ = 70°F. ("Fits securely" means at 70°F, zero load is applied by the support at D-that is, at 70°F you can assume the wall is not there). The temperature is raised to T2 = 110°F (AT= 40°F); with the increase in temperature, the wall at D becomes a roller support-it prevents movement horizontally but not vertically. 2014-T6 Aluminum 2P 12 in. C. 4 ft B2P C 86100 Bronze 8 in. .6 ft- 304 Stainless steel P 4 in. 3 ft oooooo0 Load P = 12 kips At temperature T₂ = 110°F, determine the following: a. The compressive axial normal force developed on the assembly at support D by the temperature increase from T₁ = 70°F to T₂ = 110°F: b. Draw the normal-force diagram for the entire length of the beam (x = 0 to x = 13 ft) at temperature T₂ = 110°F: Determine the normal axial stress developed by the temperature increase and the axial loads in section AB.

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