1. For the following assembly consisting of three disks A, B, and C: Determine if the assembly is strong enough to tolerate P= 200 kN applied load. Note: diameter di of the top disk = 22 mm; diameter d2 of the opening = 35 mm; and the largest diameter d3 of the hole in the bottom disk = 28 mm, Note: Obearing allow = 400 MPa and Tallow = 100 MPa. PĮ B d3 -d₂- 20 mm 10 mm

1. For the following assembly consisting of three disks A, B, and C: Determine if the assembly is strong enough to tolerate P= 200 kN applied load. Note: diameter di of the top disk = 22 mm; diameter d2 of the opening = 35 mm; and the largest diameter d3 of the hole in the bottom disk = 28 mm, Note: Obearing allow = 400 MPa and Tallow = 100 MPa. PĮ B d3 -d₂- 20 mm 10 mm

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1. For the following assembly consisting of three disks A, B, and C:
Determine if the assembly is strong enough to tolerate P=200 kN applied load.
Note: diameter di of the top disk = 22 mm; diameter d2 of the opening = 35 mm; and the largest
diameter d3 of the hole in the bottom disk = 28 mm,
Note: Obearing-allow = 400 MPa and Tallow = 100 MPa.
d₁-
dz
-d₂-
20 mm
10 mm

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