3. A tensile force is applied to the I-shaped piece of wood in a testing machine, in the arrangement shown. The dimensions are b 26 mm, t 12 mm, w = 34 mm, and the thickness (into the page) = 14 mm. (The wood has a rectangular cross section.) The wood has a failure normal stress (ofail) of 1.2 MPa, a failure she ar stress (Tfail) of 18 MPa, and a failure bearing stress (ofail.bra) of 0.9 M Pa. Determine the maximum safe load P that may be applied, using a fi ctor of safety of 1.4. %3D

3. A tensile force is applied to the I-shaped piece of wood in a testing machine, in the arrangement shown. The dimensions are b 26 mm, t 12 mm, w = 34 mm, and the thickness (into the page) = 14 mm. (The wood has a rectangular cross section.) The wood has a failure normal stress (ofail) of 1.2 MPa, a failure she ar stress (Tfail) of 18 MPa, and a failure bearing stress (ofail.bra) of 0.9 M Pa. Determine the maximum safe load P that may be applied, using a fi ctor of safety of 1.4. %3D

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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