A 4-T crane is used to lift a 3m x 1.2m x 200mm pre-cast panel. A spreader beam is needed to ensure the proper distribution of load in the lifting chains. Consider modulus of elasticity, E=200,000 MPa, allowable shearing stress of lifting pin is 50 MPa, the steel plate used in the spreader beam has an allowable bearing stress of 40 MPa. (All measurement in the figure is in millimeters) 1. Determine the required diameter (d) in millimeters of the lifting pin if the allowable shearing stress must not be exceeded. 2. Determine the required thickness (t) in millimeters of the steel plate to be used if the allowable bearing stress must not be exceeded.

A 4-T crane is used to lift a 3m x 1.2m x 200mm pre-cast panel. A spreader beam is needed to ensure the proper distribution of load in the lifting chains. Consider modulus of elasticity, E=200,000 MPa, allowable shearing stress of lifting pin is 50 MPa, the steel plate used in the spreader beam has an allowable bearing stress of 40 MPa. (All measurement in the figure is in millimeters) 1. Determine the required diameter (d) in millimeters of the lifting pin if the allowable shearing stress must not be exceeded. 2. Determine the required thickness (t) in millimeters of the steel plate to be used if the allowable bearing stress must not be exceeded.

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