### Determining Stresses in a Steel Pipe Under LoadA steel pipe with an outside diameter of 4.67 in. and an inside diameter of 4.25 in. supports the loadings shown in the diagram.#### Given Values:- \( x_1 = 17 \) in.- \( x_2 = 6 \) in.- \( P_x = 3600 \) lb- \( P_y = 1900 \) lb- \( P_2 = 2000 \) lb- \( T = 4500 \) lb-ft#### Problem Statements:**(a)** Determine the normal and shear stresses \( \sigma_n \), \( \tau_{xy} \) on the side of the pipe at point K.**(b)** Determine the principal stresses (\( \sigma_{p1} > \sigma_{p2} \)) and maximum in-plane shear stress magnitude \( \tau_{max} \) at point K, and show the orientation of these stresses in an appropriate sketch.#### Diagram Explanation:The diagram presents a 3D view of the steel pipe subjected to various forces and a torque. The key components are as follows:- **Coordinate Axes (x, y, z):** Indicate the spatial orientation.- **Points (K, H):** Specific locations on the pipe where stresses are analyzed.- **Loads (Px, Py, P2):** External forces acting on the pipe. - \( P_x \): Axial force in the x-direction. - \( P_y \): Axial force in the y-direction. - \( P_2 \): Additional force at distance \( x_2 \) from the end.- **Torque (T):** A twisting force applied at the end of the pipe.#### Calculations:Perform the necessary calculations to determine:1. **Normal Stress (\( \sigma_n \))**: Stresses caused by the normal forces.2. **Shear Stress (\( \tau_{xy} \))**: Stresses caused by the transverse forces.3. **Principal Stresses (\( \sigma_{p1} \) and \( \sigma_{p2} \))**: The maximum and minimum normal stresses based on the combined loading conditions.4. **Maximum In-Plane Shear Stress (\( \tau_{max} \))**: The highest stress due to

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A steel pipe with an outside diameter of 4.67 in. and an inside diameter of 4.25 in. supports the loadings shown. Assume x₁ = 17 in., x₂ = 6 in., Px = 3600 lb, Py = 1900 lb, P₂ = 2000 lb, and T = 4500 lb-ft. (a) Determine the normal and shear stresses On, Tay on the side of the pipe at point K. (b) Determine the principal stresses (0,1 > 0,2) and maximum in-plane shear stress magnitude 7max at point K, and show the orientation of these stresses in an appropriate sketch. H T Answers: On= i Txy= i Op1= i Op2 = i Tmax= X1 Ps ksi. ksi. ksi. ksi. ksi. Py Ps

A steel pipe with an outside diameter of 4.67 in. and an inside diameter of 4.25 in. supports the loadings shown. Assume x₁ = 17 in., x₂ = 6 in., Px = 3600 lb, Py = 1900 lb, P₂ = 2000 lb, and T = 4500 lb-ft. (a) Determine the normal and shear stresses On, Tay on the side of the pipe at point K. (b) Determine the principal stresses (0,1 > 0,2) and maximum in-plane shear stress magnitude 7max at point K, and show the orientation of these stresses in an appropriate sketch. H T Answers: On= i Txy= i Op1= i Op2 = i Tmax= X1 Ps ksi. ksi. ksi. ksi. ksi. Py Ps

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