A homogeneous 800 kg bar AC is supported by two cables as shown in Figure Q2. Double shear and single shear pins are used at A and C, respectively and they were made of AISI 1021CD steel. The material properties are listed in Table Q2. Calculate: a) The minimum cross-sectional area of each cable, and b) The minimum diameter of the pins. B pin A L= 4 m D L= 3 m C pin B 10 m Figure Q2 Table Q2: Material properties Component Material Yield stress (MPa) Shear yield stress (MPa) Cable AB ASTM B47 90 44 Cable CD AISI 1017 120 70 Pins AISI 1021CD 160 80

A homogeneous 800 kg bar AC is supported by two cables as shown in Figure Q2. Double shear and single shear pins are used at A and C, respectively and they were made of AISI 1021CD steel. The material properties are listed in Table Q2. Calculate: a) The minimum cross-sectional area of each cable, and b) The minimum diameter of the pins. B pin A L= 4 m D L= 3 m C pin B 10 m Figure Q2 Table Q2: Material properties Component Material Yield stress (MPa) Shear yield stress (MPa) Cable AB ASTM B47 90 44 Cable CD AISI 1017 120 70 Pins AISI 1021CD 160 80

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