30. A cantilevered frame (Element 1) and a uniaxial bar (Element 2) are joined at Node 2...
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30. A cantilevered frame (Element 1) and a uniaxial bar (Element 2) are joined at Node 2 using a bolted joint as shown in the figure. Assume there is no friction at the joint. The temperature of Element 2 is raised by 200°C above the reference temperature. Both of the elements have the same length, L = 1 m, Young's modulus E = 1011 Pa, cross-sectional area A = 10-4 m2. The frame has moment of inertia I = 10~9 m4, while the bar has the coefficient of thermal expan¬
sion a = 20 x 10~6/C. Using the finite element method,
(a) determine displacements and rota¬
tion at Node 2;
(b) determine the axial force in both elements;
(c) determine the shear forces and bending moments in Element 1 at Nodes 1 and 2; and
(d) draw the free-body diagram of Node 2 and show the force equilibrium is satisfied.
Hint. Treat Element 1 as a plane frame element.
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Introduction To Finite Element Analysis And Design
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Authors: Nam-Ho Kim, Bhavani V. Sankar