A weight W = 75 kN is applied eccentrically from the end of a cantilevered circular pipe of length L= 750 mm, as shown in the figure below. Points A and B lie in the vertical and horizontal axes, respectively, on a cross section located at a distance L₁= 350 mm from the end. The outer diameter is do 200 mm, the wall thickness is t= 5 mm, and a fluid in the pipe introduces a pressure p = 10 MPa. = 1. Calculate the absolute maximum normal and shear stresses at point A. 2. Calculate the absolute maximum normal and shear stresses at point B.

A weight W = 75 kN is applied eccentrically from the end of a cantilevered circular pipe of length L= 750 mm, as shown in the figure below. Points A and B lie in the vertical and horizontal axes, respectively, on a cross section located at a distance L₁= 350 mm from the end. The outer diameter is do 200 mm, the wall thickness is t= 5 mm, and a fluid in the pipe introduces a pressure p = 10 MPa. = 1. Calculate the absolute maximum normal and shear stresses at point A. 2. Calculate the absolute maximum normal and shear stresses at point B.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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