A composite bar made of two bars of different materials rigidly fixed together so that both bars strain together under external load.
Since strains in the two bars are same, the stresses in the two bars depend on their Young’s modulus of elasticity. In other words, a stiffer bar will share major part of external load.
In a composite system the two bars of different materials are not joined together, but they support a third rigid bar. Load application on the third rigid bar is such that the change in length of both bars is the same, producing different stresses in two bars.
An assembly of two bars, placed co-axially, but having different lengths. ...
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