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A steel wire is rigidly fixed along diameter of aluminium ring of radius R as shown. Linear expansion coefficient of steel is half of linear expansion coefficient for aluminium, then the thermal stress developed in steel wire is: (α Al is linear expansion coefficient for aluminium and Young’s modulus for steel is Y ?

A steel wire is rigidly fixed along diameter of aluminium ring of radius R as shown. Linear expansion coefficient of steel is half of linear expansion coefficient for aluminium, then the thermal stress developed in steel wire is: (αAl is linear expansion coefficient for aluminium and Young’s modulus for steel is Y  ?

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Saurabh Kumar
askIITians Faculty 2400 Points
9 years ago
Thermal stress developed in the steel wire would be due to the radial component of tension produced in the aluminium wire,
Consider a small part of the aluminium wire and find out the radial component of the tension produced due to expansion on thermal chamge...
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