The bent steel bar shown in Fig. P-906 is 200 mm square.= 4.2 MPa= 29.2 MPa; og906.Determine the normal stresses at A and B.Ans..211 A250 mm-جاشA200 mm450 mmFigure P-906.100mm500 kN3

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906. The bent steel bar shown in Fig. P-906 is 200 mm square. A = 29.2 MPa; og = 4.2 MPa Determine the normal stresses at A and B. Ans. 500 kN 251 A 3 12 250 mm- 3 4 200 mm 450 mm Flare P-906. B 100 mm

906. The bent steel bar shown in Fig. P-906 is 200 mm square. A = 29.2 MPa; og = 4.2 MPa Determine the normal stresses at A and B. Ans. 500 kN 251 A 3 12 250 mm- 3 4 200 mm 450 mm Flare P-906. B 100 mm

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The bent steel bar shown in Fig. P-906 is 200 mm square.
= 4.2 MPa
= 29.2 MPa; og
906.
Determine the normal stresses at A and B.
Ans.
.211 A
250 mm-
جاش
A
200 mm
450 mm
Figure P-906.
100
mm
500 kN
3

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