Engineering, 10.06.2021 01:00, wcraig1998

Cantilever beam in the figure is loaded with force F. After that with help of strain gauges 1 and 2, unit elongations were measured (gauge 1 is at the top of the beam with 45 degree to the beam axis and gauge 2 is located at left side at z=0, see top view to ensure. ) Calculate the force F and length with given material properties and gauge lengths. Note that length of the beam is not important to solve this question GİVEN: E=2.10^7 N/cm^2,d=10cm, G=8.10^6 N/cm^2,a=45 cm,ε1=385.15x10^-6,ε2=240.10x10^-6

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