A machine component is modeled as a round rod, supported with bearings at either end, with two transverse loads as shown. Note, the end conditions on the beam can be considered simply supported in the y-direction and the z- direction. Z-Axis Y-Axis X-Axis System parameters: d = 25mm L= 0.5m L1 = 0.1 m L2 = 0.4m Fz = 600 N and Fy = 500 N Required: • Determine the critical location where stress will be a maximum Fy Fz • Draw a stress element at that critical location and determine the principal normal and principal shear stresses • Determine the von Mises stress at that critical location

A machine component is modeled as a round rod, supported with bearings at either end, with two transverse loads as shown. Note, the end conditions on the beam can be considered simply supported in the y-direction and the z- direction. Z-Axis Y-Axis X-Axis System parameters: d = 25mm L= 0.5m L1 = 0.1 m L2 = 0.4m Fz = 600 N and Fy = 500 N Required: • Determine the critical location where stress will be a maximum Fy Fz • Draw a stress element at that critical location and determine the principal normal and principal shear stresses • Determine the von Mises stress at that critical location

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