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Refer to drawing 21A033, What is the wall thickness of the hub?   All abbreviations are standard

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Problem 2 For each of the structures shown in Fig.2, sketch the following: Free body diagrams showing the magnitudes of all applied loads, reaction forces/moments, and parts dimensions) Shear force and bending moment diagrams. Please indicate the critical location for failure of part. i. ii. {Hint: In some cases, you may have to draw FBD and BM diagrams in two different orthogonal planes} 196 ag 1.25-in dia. Gear A 20-in dia. 300 lbf 16 in 20⁰ A 14 in 100 Gear B 8-in dia. 9 in B 750 lb 20° b)

TRUE OR FALSE ? QUESTION : For a bolt pattern in shear, if the line-of-action of the load passes through the centroid of the bolt pattern, then the secondary shear force, Fi'', will be zero.

Refer to drawing 21A044, How many full threads will the extra fine tapped hole contain? (Disregard chamfer) All abbreviations are standard

For a bolted assembly with four bolts, the stiffness of each bolt is kb = 3.0 MN/mm and the stiffness at the members is km = 4.2 MN/mm per bolt. The bolts are pre-loaded to 75% of the proof strength. Assume the external load is equally distributed to all the bolts. The bolts are M16x1.5 class 8.8 with rolled threads. A fluctuating external load is applied to the entire joint with Pmax = 160 kN and Pmin = 80 kN. Determine the factor of safety against fatigue failure using the Goodman criterion.

3. An M16 x 2 bolt with a slotted hex nut is used to clamp together two 25 mm steel plates. The joint is assembled with a size 16 N washer underneath the bolt head. The bolt is a 5.8 class metric grade, with a proof strength of 380 MPa. The joint is intended to be permanent. Determine a suitable length for the bolt, rounded up to the nearest standard size in millimeters. Calculate the bolt stiffness, the elongation of the bolt after the necessary preload is developed, and the bolt torque required to apply the preload. Assume that coefficients of friction between the bolt, nut, and collar are all ~0.15. For steel, use E = 207 GPa. Standard threaded fastener lengths, dimensions of hexagonal nuts, and dimensions of metric plain washers are provided in the textbook appendices.

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Question 1 (Type B) The following diagram will be referenced for all parts of this question: F₂ = 42 N -5 y 45° 4 F₁ = 30 N F₂ = 53 N a) Find the resultant force vector from adding F₁ and F3, using the parallelogram method of adding vectors. Provide Given, Find, Assume, Problem Type/Features, Force Diagrams, Calculations, and Conclusions as per the GE 123 Solution Requirements and Style Guide Winter 2024. Provide the magnitude and angle of the resultant force vector in your Conclusions. b) Find the resultant force vector from adding F₁, F2 and F3, using the triangle/trig method of adding vectors. Provide Given, Find, Assume, Force Diagrams, Calculations, and Conclusions as per the Solution Guide. Express the resultant force vector as a vector in your Conclusions with magnitude and angle.

I want to know how to count the full joint and the link on this drawing onlyy please put the number on the graph , and what is roll 8 and roll 1? What does it mean?? Why did 8 roll become 7? quick please

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1. What best describes this print? * A. Casting B. Forging C. Welding D. Machining 2.  There are GD&T Feature Control Frames on the Print. Check the types that apply. * Flatness Parallelism True Position 3. What company specification number is given to the material for this part?

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Question 17? Approximately how many threads are specified for the bolt?

Draw the Mohr Circle and mark important points for a rod under pure tensile load & torsion