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    This document defines variables for a beam's length, radius, thickness, material properties, and applied forces, then uses these in equations to calculate the beam's stress as a function of radius. It then plots the calculated stress values against radius. The document sets up the variables and calculations to model and visualize the stress distribution in a beam or cylinder under certain loading conditions.

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    important document for droplets and evaporation

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    This document defines variables for a beam's length, radius, thickness, material properties, and applied forces, then uses these in equations to calculate the beam's stress as a function of radius. It then plots the calculated stress values against radius. The document sets up the variables and calculations to model and visualize the stress distribution in a beam or cylinder under certain loading conditions.

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    Droplet Code

    Uploaded by

    Rakesh Mothukuri
    This document defines variables for a beam's length, radius, thickness, material properties, and applied forces, then uses these in equations to calculate the beam's stress as a function of radius. It then plots the calculated stress values against radius. The document sets up the variables and calculations to model and visualize the stress distribution in a beam or cylinder under certain loading conditions.

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    of 1

    clear all;close all; clc

    format long
    l= (0:0.2:1);
    r=l/1000;
    b=64
    m= 0.654422
    d=0
    e= 22
    f= 2256000
    g= 10
    % for j = 1:3
    for i= 1:6
    k(i)= (b* sqrt(1-(r(i)^2/(0.005587)^2))-(0.0021478));
    s(i)=k(i)/1000 ;
    t(i)= ((m*b)+(s(i)*((d*e)-(f*g)))/(d*s(i)+m))

    end
    %end
    plot (r,t)
    % hold on
    % plot (r,t(:,2))
    % hold on
    % plot (r,t(:,3))
    %

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