A steel pipe assembly supports aconcentrated load of (P = 22 kN) as shown in Figure. The outside diameter of the pipe is (142 mm) and the wall thickness is (6.5 mm). Determine the normal stresses produced at points H. Use A= 2767 mm2 ,Iz= * 6364867 mm4 -370 mm- 600 mm H K 7.6 MPa (C) O 82.9 MPa (T) 82.9 MPа (С) 98.8 MPа (С) О

A steel pipe assembly supports aconcentrated load of (P = 22 kN) as shown in Figure. The outside diameter of the pipe is (142 mm) and the wall thickness is (6.5 mm). Determine the normal stresses produced at points H. Use A= 2767 mm2 ,Iz= * 6364867 mm4 -370 mm- 600 mm H K 7.6 MPa (C) O 82.9 MPa (T) 82.9 MPа (С) 98.8 MPа (С) О

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