A thin-walled column has a circular cross section of diameter 200 mm and thickness 5 mm. It carries an axial load Pand a torque of 20 kNm. If the material of the column fails in simple tension at a stress of 240 N/mm² find the maximum allowable value of Pusing the Tresca and von Mises theories of elastic failure. Ans. 640 kN (Tresca), 670.6 kN (von Mises).

A thin-walled column has a circular cross section of diameter 200 mm and thickness 5 mm. It carries an axial load Pand a torque of 20 kNm. If the material of the column fails in simple tension at a stress of 240 N/mm² find the maximum allowable value of Pusing the Tresca and von Mises theories of elastic failure. Ans. 640 kN (Tresca), 670.6 kN (von Mises).

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