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Two rods of different materials with coefficients of thermal conductivity 'alpha 1' and 'alpha 2' ; Young's modulii Y​​​​​​1 and Y​​​​​​2 respectively; of initial lengths l​​​​​​1 and l​​​​​​2 respectively of equal cross-sectional areas are joined end at one end.The free ends are fixed to two vertical walls. Tenperature of the surrounding is then increased by T°C. Find out the displacement of the joint of the rods.

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see the total length of the rod ie. fwom one wall to the other remains constant

now each rod will have two forces acting on it

Tensile force and the other due to the heating effect

each rod shall expand by:-

(a1l1T) - ((Fl1)/AY1))

where everything has its usual meaning

F is the thermal stress developed and A is cross section area

=> Total extension is:-

(a1l1T) - ((Fl1)/AY1)) + (a2l2T) - ((Fl2)/AY2)

now the displace of he joint is given by :-

delta l = l1 + ((a1l1T) - ((Fl1)/AY1)) [ put the value of F here]!!

here you are

(((l1l2(Y2a2 - Y1a1)T))) /((Y2l1 + Y1l2))


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