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    1) For axially loaded members with uniform cross sections, Hooke's law can be used to determine axial deformation from the axial stress, as long as the stress does not exceed the proportional limit. 2) Members with varying cross sections can be analyzed by considering each section separately and using the method of sections to determine internal forces. 3) Tension forces and stresses result in positive elongation, while compression forces and stresses result in negative contraction.

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    1) For axially loaded members with uniform cross sections, Hooke's law can be used to determine axial deformation from the axial stress, as long as the stress does not exceed the proportional limit. 2) Members with varying cross sections can be analyzed by considering each section separately and using the method of sections to determine internal forces. 3) Tension forces and stresses result in positive elongation, while compression forces and stresses result in negative contraction.

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    1) For axially loaded members with uniform cross sections, Hooke's law can be used to determine axial deformation from the axial stress, as long as the stress does not exceed the proportional limit. 2) Members with varying cross sections can be analyzed by considering each section separately and using the method of sections to determine internal forces. 3) Tension forces and stresses result in positive elongation, while compression forces and stresses result in negative contraction.

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    ES 13: Axial Deformation of

    Axially Loaded Members


    Axial Deformation
    Consider a homogeneous rod of length
    L and uniform cross section area, A,
    subjected to centric loading P. If the
    axial stress does not exceed
    proportional limit, apply Hookes Law:
    Axial Deformation
    For members with varying cross section,
    consider the figure below subjected to
    concentrated loads and distributed load
    Axial Deformation

    -ANALYZE PER SEGMENT OF


    THE MEMBER

    -METHOD OF SECTIONS TO
    COMPUTE FOR INTERNAL
    FORCES
    Sign Conventions
    Positive (+) tension force, tensile stress
    -- elongation of member
    Negative (-) compressive force/stress
    -- contraction of member
    Problem 1
    Problem 2
    Statically Indeterminate Members

    -Two unknowns, FB and FA , therefore, two equations


    must be needed, second equation can be determined
    using compatibility equation :
    Problem 1
    Problem 2

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