Problem II. An exhaust gas piping fabricated as shown is subjected to a bending moment, an internal pressure, and atorque. In points A and B, the following stresses occur due to the loading: 0,05and Txs72.2 144.4 144.4MPaA,B A,BA,Ba. Determine Gmin, Omax, and its direction (in degrees) from x-axis at point A.b. Determine Omin, Omax, and its direction (in degrees) from x-axis at point B.BSA"OX

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A,B A,B A,B Problem II. An exhaust gas piping fabricated as shown is subjected to a bending moment, an internal pressure, and a torque. In points A and B, the following stresses occur due to the loading: o, o, and T 72.2 144.4 144.4 MPa a. Determine Gmin, Gmax, and its direction (in degrees) from x-axis at point A. b. Determine Omin, max, and its direction (in degrees) from x-axis at point B. B Ö O S X

A,B A,B A,B Problem II. An exhaust gas piping fabricated as shown is subjected to a bending moment, an internal pressure, and a torque. In points A and B, the following stresses occur due to the loading: o, o, and T 72.2 144.4 144.4 MPa a. Determine Gmin, Gmax, and its direction (in degrees) from x-axis at point A. b. Determine Omin, max, and its direction (in degrees) from x-axis at point B. B Ö O S X

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