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The transverse loading is the load which acts along the perpendicular direction to the cross section of the plate. In case of aircrafts, the two wings are clearly subjected to such loading. This transverse loading on the wings is nothing but the lift force applied by the flowing air velocity. A typical approximation of the aircraft wing under transverse loading due to the air lift force is shown below.
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1. Identify the aircraft component that can be described as a plate under transverse loading. Explain what the transverse loading is and what causes it. 1. Identify the aircraft component tha...
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The displacement of a transverse traveling wave on a string under tension is described by: D(x,...
The displacement of a transverse traveling wave on a string under tension is described by: D(x, t) = (2.0 cm) .sin((12.57 rad/m)x + (638 rad/s)t + /2] The linear density of the string is 5.00 g/m. 1. What is the tension in the string? 2. What is the maximal speed of a point on the string? String 2 3. The original string (String 1) is tied to a second string with String 1 a linear density of 12 g/m, as...
The displacement of a transverse traveling wave on a string under tension is described by: D(x,...
The displacement of a transverse traveling wave on a string under tension is described by: D(x, t) = (2.0 cm) sin((12.57 rad/m)x+ (638 rad/s)t + T/2] The linear density of the string is 5.00 g/m. 1. What is the tension in the string? 2. What is the maximal speed of a point on the string? String 2 3. The original string (String 1) is tied to a second string with String 1 a linear density of 12 g/m, as shown...
3. Explain how phloem loading occurs (both mechanisms), what results, and how this causes the movement...
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Problem 1 Consider two Al aircraft under conditions of high cycle fatigue (HCF). Plate A will be subjected to with ƠmF-100 MPa (compression) and ƠmayR 100 MPa (tensio 0m--50 MPa (compression) and...
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The displacement of a transverse traveling wave on a string under tension is described by: D(x, t) = (2.0 cm) .sin((12.57 rad/m)x + (638 rad/s)t + /2] The linear density of the string is 5.00 g/m. 1. What is the tension in the string? 2. What is the maximal speed of a point on the string? String 2 3. The original string (String 1) is tied to a second string with String 1 a linear density of 12 g/m, as...
The displacement of a transverse traveling wave on a string under tension is described by: D(x, t) = (2.0 cm) sin((12.57 rad/m)x+ (638 rad/s)t + T/2] The linear density of the string is 5.00 g/m. 1. What is the tension in the string? 2. What is the maximal speed of a point on the string? String 2 3. The original string (String 1) is tied to a second string with String 1 a linear density of 12 g/m, as shown...
3. Explain how phloem loading occurs (both mechanisms), what results, and how this causes the movement of water and sucrose through the phloem 4. Describe long-distance transport in phloem through the Munch pressure-flow model 5. Describe the process of phloem unloading. 6. Predict "source" vs. "sink" relationships in plant parts, given a description of environmental influences and metabolic status.
Problem 1 Consider two Al aircraft under conditions of high cycle fatigue (HCF). Plate A will be subjected to with ƠmF-100 MPa (compression) and ƠmayR 100 MPa (tensio 0m--50 MPa (compression) and ơma.-150 MPa (tension). (a) Calculate the fatigue lives of the two plates. Based on your results, which plate replaced first? (15 points) (b) Suppose we would like to increase the fatigue life to 25.000.000 cycles, keepin amplitude constant at ơaF 100 MPa. Calculate the new values of Ơminando,...
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