A long, flat steel bar 6 in. wide and 3/8 in. thick has a circular hole 2 in. in diameter, centrally located. The allowable tensile stress for the steel is 22,000 psi. Be aware of the existance of stress concentration, calculate the maximum axial tensile load that my be applied to the bar: ____ lb. Calculation your answer to 1 decimal place.
A long, flat steel bar 6 in. wide and 3/8 in. thick has a circular hole 2 in. in diameter, centrally located. The allowable tensile stress for the steel is 22,000 psi. Be aware of the existance of stress concentration, calculate the maximum axial tensile load that my be applied to the bar: ____ lb. Calculation your answer to 1 decimal place.
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A long, flat steel bar 6 in. wide and 3/8 in. thick has a circular hole 2 in. in diameter, centrally located.
The allowable tensile stress for the steel is 22,000 psi. Be aware of the existance of stress concentration, calculate the maximum axial tensile load that my be applied to the bar: ____ lb.
Calculation your answer to 1 decimal place.
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A long, flat steel bar 6 in. wide and 3/8 in. thick has a circular hole 2 in. in diameter, centrally located.
The allowable tensile stress for the steel is 22,000 psi. Be aware of the existence of stress concentration, calculate the maximum axial tensile load that may be applied to the bar: ____ lb.
Calculate your answer to 1 decimal place.
**Diagram Explanation:**
The diagram shows a rectangle representing the steel bar with a width of 6 inches and a thickness of 3/8 inch. A central circular hole with a diameter of 2 inches is depicted within the bar. The letter 'P' is used to denote the axial tensile load applied at each end of the bar. The dimensions and the diameter of the hole are clearly marked on the diagram for reference.
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