A rigid rod AB is pinned at A and attached at B to cable BD supporting the loads shownin Figure 1.a) If the cable BD is made of a material having tensile yield stress ofo0yy = 207 MPa, determine the minimum required diameter ofcable BD.b) Calculate the shear stress of the 15-mm diameter pin D.200 mmA OD100 mm90 N100 NВ100 mm→+100 mm+100 mm

Given data: Yield tensile stress of cable, σ = 207 MPa. Diameter of pin D, d = 15 mm. Draw a…

A rigid rod AB is pinned at A and attached at B to cable BD supporting the loads shown in Figure 1. a) If the cable BD is made of a material having tensile yield stress of 00yy = 207 MPa, determine the minimum required diameter of cable BD. b) Calculate the shear stress of the 15-mm diameter pin D.

A rigid rod AB is pinned at A and attached at B to cable BD supporting the loads shown in Figure 1. a) If the cable BD is made of a material having tensile yield stress of 00yy = 207 MPa, determine the minimum required diameter of cable BD. b) Calculate the shear stress of the 15-mm diameter pin D.

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A rigid rod AB is pinned at A and attached at B to cable BD supporting the loads shown
in Figure 1.
a) If the cable BD is made of a material having tensile yield stress of
o0yy = 207 MPa, determine the minimum required diameter of
cable BD.
b) Calculate the shear stress of the 15-mm diameter pin D.
200 mm
A O
D
100 mm
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100 N
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100 mm→+100 mm
+100 mm

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