Part 1Your answer has been saved. See score details after the due date.Use equilibrium to determine the magnitude of the reaction force at pin B.Answer:B = 56.85KNPart 2Determine the projected area of contact between the pin and the bell crank.Answer:A = imm²Save for LaterAttempts: 1 of 1 usedSubmit AnswerAttempts: 0 of 1 used The bell-crank mechanism is in equilibrium for an applied load of P = 48 kN. Assume that a = 290 mm, b = 235 mm, and 0 = 67°. The pinat B has a diameter of d = 11 mm, and the bell crank has a thickness of t = 15 mm. Calculate the bearing stress in the bell crank at pin B.(1)CF₁Bell crankBaSupport bracketb

Given:- a=290 mmb=235 mmθ=67oDiamter of pin, d=11 mmThickness of bell crank, t=15 mm To find:-…

The bell-crank mechanism is in equilibrium for an applied load of P = 48 kN. Assume that a = 290 mm, b = 235 mm, and 0 = 67°. The pin at B has a diameter of d = 11 mm, and the bell crank has a thickness of t = 15 mm. Calculate the bearing stress in the bell crank at pin B.

The bell-crank mechanism is in equilibrium for an applied load of P = 48 kN. Assume that a = 290 mm, b = 235 mm, and 0 = 67°. The pin at B has a diameter of d = 11 mm, and the bell crank has a thickness of t = 15 mm. Calculate the bearing stress in the bell crank at pin B.

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