Four (4) alloys are been considered for a tie-rod of 400mm initial length and 11
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Question
Four (4) alloys are been considered for a tie-rod of 400mm initial length and 11.3mm initial diameter. Under a tensile load of 30,000N, the rod should NOT experience plastic deformation nor an elongation > 1.0mm. Suggest suitable candidate(s) for this application.
Material
Modulus of Elasticity (GPa)
Yield Strength (MPa)
Tensile Strength (MPa)
Alloy A
121
315
425
Alloy B
102
350
325
Alloy C
110
240
300
Steel X
210
400
525
Material
Modulus of Elasticity (GPa)
Yield Strength (MPa)
Tensile Strength (MPa)
Alloy A
121
315
425
Alloy B
102
350
325
Alloy C
110
240
300
Steel X
210
400
525
Explanation / Answer
stress=force/area=30,000/3.142* (11.3/2 *0.001)^2=299.10 mpa
alloy c cant be used as its yield strength is less than 299.10 mpa
modulus=stress/strain
strain=stress/mdulus
for a,
strain=299.10/121*10^3=2.4719 *0.001=delta(l)/l=delta(l)/400mm
delta(l)=400 mm*2.4719 *0.001=0.988 <1
for b,
strain=299.10/102*10^3=2.932 *0.001=delta(l)/l=delta(l)/400mm
delta(l)=400 mm*2.932 *0.001=1.172 >1
for x,
strain=299.10/210*10^3=1.424 *0.001=delta(l)/l=delta(l)/400mm
delta(l)=400 mm*1.424 *0.001=0.569 <1
so, only alloy A AND steel X can be used
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