A load P = 12.0 kN is applied to the clamp shown in Fig. P9.14. Deter- mine the circumferential stresses at points B and C, assuming that the curved beam formula is valid at that section. EV 26 mm Figure P9.14 -76 mm- 12 mm 68 mm- 73 mm 36 mm- 36 mm 22 mm

A load P = 12.0 kN is applied to the clamp shown in Fig. P9.14. Deter- mine the circumferential stresses at points B and C, assuming that the curved beam formula is valid at that section. EV 26 mm Figure P9.14 -76 mm- 12 mm 68 mm- 73 mm 36 mm- 36 mm 22 mm

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