1. A loaded bicycle pedal crank is shown below. 18. 750 N (-7 direction) d A @ Top -y₁ B@ Top d = 15 mm X₁ = 125 mm X₂ = 24 mm y₁ = 60 mm y2=X₂ a. Sketch elements A and B and show the stress states. Clearly label the coordinate axes on the elements. Make sure you calculate the normal (o) and shear stresses (T). Do not neglect Tv. Find the principal stresses for each element using Mohr's Circle. b.

1. A loaded bicycle pedal crank is shown below. 18. 750 N (-7 direction) d A @ Top -y₁ B@ Top d = 15 mm X₁ = 125 mm X₂ = 24 mm y₁ = 60 mm y2=X₂ a. Sketch elements A and B and show the stress states. Clearly label the coordinate axes on the elements. Make sure you calculate the normal (o) and shear stresses (T). Do not neglect Tv. Find the principal stresses for each element using Mohr's Circle. b.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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