4. The figure shows a riveted lap joint with cover plates connecting two steel plates. Each rivet has diameter of 12 mm and the thickness of each steel plate is 15 mm. (a) Compute the shear stress (MPa) in each rivet due to a force of 10.2 kN applied to the plates. (b) If the bearing stress in the steel plates is limited to 40 MPa, what is the allowable load P (kN)? (c) If the width of the steel plates is 100 mm what is the allowable load P (kN) for a limited normal stress of 20 MPa? rivet sEver plate Steel elate saver elate Eleation View Flan View

4. The figure shows a riveted lap joint with cover plates connecting two steel plates. Each rivet has diameter of 12 mm and the thickness of each steel plate is 15 mm. (a) Compute the shear stress (MPa) in each rivet due to a force of 10.2 kN applied to the plates. (b) If the bearing stress in the steel plates is limited to 40 MPa, what is the allowable load P (kN)? (c) If the width of the steel plates is 100 mm what is the allowable load P (kN) for a limited normal stress of 20 MPa? rivet sEver plate Steel elate saver elate Eleation View Flan View

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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