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A Portable Crane will be designed as shown in Figure which is able to withstand dynamic loads. The maximum capacity of the crane is 2 Tons (19.6kN). If the crane is made of low carbon steel, the allowable stress for dynamic loads is 105 MPa. Rod (2)

A Portable Crane will be designed as shown in Figure which is able to withstand dynamic loads. The maximum capacity of the crane is 2 Tons (19.6kN). If the crane is made of low carbon steel, the allowable stress for dynamic loads is 105 MPa. Rod (2)

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Nomor 3 A Portable Crane will be designed as shown in Figure which is able to withstand dynamic loads. The maximum capacity of the crane is 2 Tons (19.6kN). If the crane is made of low carbon steel, the allowable stress for dynamic loads is 105 MPa. Rod (2) Bar (2) is simplified into a simple beam with a load in the middle of the rod. a. Draw a free body diagram of the bar (2), where the length of the bar is 1m. b. Determine the maximum bending moment in the rod c. Calculate the required cross-sectional modulus for the rod
Transcribed Image Text:Nomor 3 A Portable Crane will be designed as shown in Figure which is able to withstand dynamic loads. The maximum capacity of the crane is 2 Tons (19.6kN). If the crane is made of low carbon steel, the allowable stress for dynamic loads is 105 MPa. Rod (2) Bar (2) is simplified into a simple beam with a load in the middle of the rod. a. Draw a free body diagram of the bar (2), where the length of the bar is 1m. b. Determine the maximum bending moment in the rod c. Calculate the required cross-sectional modulus for the rod
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