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[QUOTE="HannaMadd, post: 5511723, member: 598446"] Hi everyone! I have perhaps a basic question, but I can't dealt with it. I have a rectangular sample 50x150mm of let's say wood. The sample is compressed from the top over the width of 4mm. I know the shortening of the sample at 70 mm from the bottom (from experimental testing) and I know the force. The shortening is 0.2mm. But I need to know how much the sample shortens at the top, assuming triangle stress distribution. This is a 2D problem. Please, take a look at the sketch. Thank you for any suggestions! Hana[ATTACH=full]102765[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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