A bracket (AISI 1040 HR steel) is attached to a fixed plate (AISI 1040 HR steel) by means of two M12 steel bolts as shown the figure below. The force F is caused by a hanging ape having 250 kg average mass. Sometimes at a time 12 apes hang on to the bracket at a time. Assume t = 50 mm. Do a complete static and fatigue analysis of this bolted connection and find if two M12 steel bolts will be able to carry the prescribed load. If not, how will you make changes in this design. Explain in detail. Please go through all the steps as required. Please note that there are two washers used with each bolt. Bolt Washer Washer Nut F Plate Bracket

A bracket (AISI 1040 HR steel) is attached to a fixed plate (AISI 1040 HR steel) by means of two M12 steel bolts as shown the figure below. The force F is caused by a hanging ape having 250 kg average mass. Sometimes at a time 12 apes hang on to the bracket at a time. Assume t = 50 mm. Do a complete static and fatigue analysis of this bolted connection and find if two M12 steel bolts will be able to carry the prescribed load. If not, how will you make changes in this design. Explain in detail. Please go through all the steps as required. Please note that there are two washers used with each bolt. Bolt Washer Washer Nut F Plate Bracket

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Chapter1: Tension, Compression, And Shear

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A bracket (AISI 1040 HR steel) is attached to a fixed plate (AISI 1040 HR steel)
by means of two M12 steel bolts as shown the figure below. The force F is caused by
a hanging ape having 250 kg average mass. Sometimes at a time 12 apes hang on to
the bracket at a time. Assume t = 50 mm.
Do a complete static and fatigue analysis of this bolted connection and find if two M12
steel bolts will be able to carry the prescribed load. If not, how will you make changes
in this design. Explain in detail. Please go through all the steps as required. Please note
that there are two washers used with each bolt.
Bolt
Washer
Washer
Nut
F
Plate
Bracket

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