A 5m long steel struts connected by simply supported at the ends, and is made of...
A 5m long steel struts connected by simply supported at the ends, and is made of a steel tube 80mm in diameter with a 40mm bore. The strut is loaded in compression by a force of 35kN, which is applied parallel to the longitudinal axis. There is an initial curvature to be observed for this strut (E = 210GN/m2, Yield stress = 300MN/m2)
- Determine the critical buckling load of the initial curvature.
- Find the additional central deflection that is caused due to this load.
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