2) Design a chain link (meaning find its diameter) made out of a ductile cast iron which needs to operate in a furnace that is used to fire ceramic bricks. The chain will be used for five years at 600°C with an applied load of 5000 lbs. Below is a diagram of the chain link and the Larson-Miller parameter graph for this particular cast iron. Be sure to use the specific equation for the Larson-Miller parameter provided on the x-axis of the graph. Furthermore, for your calculations assume a Safety Factor of 2.

2) Design a chain link (meaning find its diameter) made out of a ductile cast iron which needs to operate in a furnace that is used to fire ceramic bricks. The chain will be used for five years at 600°C with an applied load of 5000 lbs. Below is a diagram of the chain link and the Larson-Miller parameter graph for this particular cast iron. Be sure to use the specific equation for the Larson-Miller parameter provided on the x-axis of the graph. Furthermore, for your calculations assume a Safety Factor of 2.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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