**Assignment on Shear and Tensile Stress Analysis****1. Lap Joint Analysis**- A lap joint is shown, connected by four 20-mm diameter rivets. The load \( P \) is equal to 120 kN and is carried equally by the four rivets. - **a.** How many shear planes are there? - **b.** Determine the shear stress in the rivets in MPa.*Notes:*- The diagram represents a lap joint with specified distances and load distribution.- Load \( P = 120 \, \text{kN} \) is applied on each side of the joint.- The joint includes rivets evenly spaced along the connection.**2. Tie Rod Analysis**- A tie rod of \( \frac{1}{4} \) inch diameter is used to hold a plaster wall in place. The tensile stress in the rod caused by load \( P \) is 20 ksi. Find the diameter “d” (to the nearest \( \frac{1}{16} \) inch) of the washer that keeps the bearing stress between the plaster and the washer from exceeding 300 psi.*Notes:*- The diagram shows a tie rod with labeled dimensions, connected to the plaster wall.- Stress analysis must ensure the bearing stress remains below the specified maximum.- Calculations involve converting units and considering stress distribution on the washer.**Diagrams Description:**- Two diagrams illustrate the mechanical systems. - **First Diagram (Lap Joint):** - Displays rivets symmetrically placed along the overlap. - Labels indicate load direction and dimensions. - **Second Diagram (Tie Rod):** - Shows tie rod embedded into the plaster wall. - Dimensions and load indications provide insight into stress calculations.

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1. The lap joint shown is connected by four 20-mm diameter rivets. The load P is equal to 120 kN and is carried equally by the four rivets. P= 120 KN a. How many shear planes are there? b. Determine the shear stress in the rivets in MPa. 12 mm 12 mm

1. The lap joint shown is connected by four 20-mm diameter rivets. The load P is equal to 120 kN and is carried equally by the four rivets. P= 120 KN a. How many shear planes are there? b. Determine the shear stress in the rivets in MPa. 12 mm 12 mm

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