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A tube with external diameter 50 mm and 5 mm thickness is subjected to loads as shown in Fig. 1.34. Determine the sate of stress at point A (0, 25, 0) and B (0, -25, 0) and principal stresses. 0.5 kN

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A tube with external diameter 50 mm and 5 mm thickness is subjected to loads as shown in
Fig. 1.34. Determine the sate of stress at point A (0, 25, 0) and B (0, -25, 0) and principal stresses.
0.5 kN
500 mm-
Fig. 1.34
-200 mm
1.5 kN

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