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4. If the plate from problem 2 is loaded axially with a force F, that varies from 0 to Fo. 0.12 in 3 in 1.5 in Force: 0 to Fo a) Sketch the σ vs. time plot and find the equivalent mean and alternating stresses. Write the stresses as a function of Fo. b) Sketch the appropriate material fatigue failure diagram. Include numerical values, units, and axle labels. c) If it is desired to have a safety factor of 3, what is the loading Fo such that the plate has σ infinite life? Assume the loads increase proportionally (- ea = constant). σ em

4. If the plate from problem 2 is loaded axially with a force F, that varies from 0 to Fo. 0.12 in 3 in 1.5 in Force: 0 to Fo a) Sketch the σ vs. time plot and find the equivalent mean and alternating stresses. Write the stresses as a function of Fo. b) Sketch the appropriate material fatigue failure diagram. Include numerical values, units, and axle labels. c) If it is desired to have a safety factor of 3, what is the loading Fo such that the plate has σ infinite life? Assume the loads increase proportionally (- ea = constant). σ em

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4. If the plate from problem 2 is loaded axially with a force F, that varies from 0 to Fo. 0.12 in 3 in 1.5 in Force: 0 to Fo a) Sketch the σ vs. time plot and find the equivalent mean and alternating stresses. Write the stresses as a function of Fo. b) Sketch the appropriate material fatigue failure diagram. Include numerical values, units, and axle labels. c) If it is desired to have a safety factor of 3, what is the loading Fo such that the plate has σ infinite life? Assume the loads increase proportionally (- ea = constant). σ em
Transcribed Image Text:4. If the plate from problem 2 is loaded axially with a force F, that varies from 0 to Fo. 0.12 in 3 in 1.5 in Force: 0 to Fo a) Sketch the σ vs. time plot and find the equivalent mean and alternating stresses. Write the stresses as a function of Fo. b) Sketch the appropriate material fatigue failure diagram. Include numerical values, units, and axle labels. c) If it is desired to have a safety factor of 3, what is the loading Fo such that the plate has σ infinite life? Assume the loads increase proportionally (- ea = constant). σ em
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