9.4. Let the crane hook in Fig. E9.2 have a trapezoidal cross section as shown in row (c) of Table 9.2 with (see Fig. P9.4) a 45 mm, c- 80 mm, b₁- 25 mm, and b₂ = 10 mm. Determine the maximum load to be carried by the hook if the working stress limit is 150 MPa. Ans. P=7.34 kN 10 mm 25 mm 80 mm 45 mm

9.4. Let the crane hook in Fig. E9.2 have a trapezoidal cross section as shown in row (c) of Table 9.2 with (see Fig. P9.4) a 45 mm, c- 80 mm, b₁- 25 mm, and b₂ = 10 mm. Determine the maximum load to be carried by the hook if the working stress limit is 150 MPa. Ans. P=7.34 kN 10 mm 25 mm 80 mm 45 mm

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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