According to the picture given on the right side, calculate the diameter of the pole assuming the pole is a full shaft (not NORTH BUSES ONLY CATOOOWAY hollow), made of ST37 steel and has a factor of safety of around 2. Do all necessary realistic engineering assumptions and include all the forces that you may think of to calculate the diameter of the pole. Hint: Do not forget to find out the critical point of the pole first.

According to the picture given on the right side, calculate the diameter of the pole assuming the pole is a full shaft (not NORTH BUSES ONLY CATOOOWAY hollow), made of ST37 steel and has a factor of safety of around 2. Do all necessary realistic engineering assumptions and include all the forces that you may think of to calculate the diameter of the pole. Hint: Do not forget to find out the critical point of the pole first.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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