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What is Rankine's constant for cast iron?
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Q. What is the value of Rankine's constant for cast iron?
- Published on 23 Sep 15
a.
1 / 750
b.
1 / 1600
c.
1 / 7500
d.
1 / 9000
ANSWER: 1 / 1600
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Discussion
yaseer
-Posted on 16 Dec 16
good explaination
Sravanthi
-Posted on 25 Nov 15
- Rankine-Gordon's formula is applicable for both short and long columns.
- Rankine's formula is given as:
R = (σ
c
A ) / (1 + α [L
e
/ K]
2
)
Here, α is called as Rankine's constant, σc is the crushing stress.
α = σ
c
/ (π
2
E)
The value of Rankine's constant for different materials having hinged ends is as follows:
1) Cast iron = (1 / 1600)
2) Wrought iron = (1 / 9000)
3) Mild steel = (1 / 7500)
4) Timber = (1 / 750)
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