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    The document contains instructions for students to solve 3 problems related to calculating the change in volume of steel bars subjected to axial loads in different directions. The first problem involves a steel bar subjected to a 40kN axial load, with given dimensions, Young's modulus, and Poisson's ratio. The second involves a rectangular bar with given dimensions, forces in 3 directions, Young's modulus and Poisson's ratio. The third similarly involves finding the change in volume of a metallic bar loaded in 3 faces, with given dimensions, modulus and Poisson's ratio, as well as calculating the load change required for zero volume change. Students are instructed to solve all three problems.

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    The document contains instructions for students to solve 3 problems related to calculating the change in volume of steel bars subjected to axial loads in different directions. The first problem involves a steel bar subjected to a 40kN axial load, with given dimensions, Young's modulus, and Poisson's ratio. The second involves a rectangular bar with given dimensions, forces in 3 directions, Young's modulus and Poisson's ratio. The third similarly involves finding the change in volume of a metallic bar loaded in 3 faces, with given dimensions, modulus and Poisson's ratio, as well as calculating the load change required for zero volume change. Students are instructed to solve all three problems.

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    The document contains instructions for students to solve 3 problems related to calculating the change in volume of steel bars subjected to axial loads in different directions. The first problem involves a steel bar subjected to a 40kN axial load, with given dimensions, Young's modulus, and Poisson's ratio. The second involves a rectangular bar with given dimensions, forces in 3 directions, Young's modulus and Poisson's ratio. The third similarly involves finding the change in volume of a metallic bar loaded in 3 faces, with given dimensions, modulus and Poisson's ratio, as well as calculating the load change required for zero volume change. Students are instructed to solve all three problems.

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    UNIT-IV 1. A steel bar 200mm long and 20x20mm in section is subjected to an axial load of 40kn in direction of length. Calculate change in its volume if E=200GN/m an d 1/m=0.3 2. Find the change in volume for rectangular bar with dimensions 1400x800x300mm subjected to three forces of 200KN(T),180KN(C) along X,Y,Z directions respectively take E=0.8x10 mpa & m=0.25 3. A metallic bar 300mmx120mmx50mm is loaded with 4.5MN on 300mmx120mm face, 500KN on 120mmx50mm face, 2.5KN on 300mmx50mm face. Find the change in volume. Take E=2x10 an d poisons ratio =0.3.Also find the change that should be made in 4.5MN load in order that there should no change in the volume of bar
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