Example: A bar with a rectangular crosssection and a fillet in tensionF+ DD = 90 mmd = 60 mmr = 12 mmt = 10 mmF = 9000 NIdthFD = width of larger sectiond = width of smaller sectionr = radius of fillett = bar thicknessF = applied forceWhat is themagnitude of themaximum stress at the tip of the fillet?

Given:Width of larger section, D=90 mmWidth of smaller section, d=60 mmRadius of fillet, r=12…

Answered: D = 90 mm d = 60 mm r = 12 mm t = 10 mm…

D = 90 mm d = 60 mm r = 12 mm t = 10 mm F = 9000 N What is the magnitude of the maximum stress at the tip of the fillet?

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Chapter7: Analysis Of Stress And Strain

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Problem 7.3.24P: The stresses acting on a stress element on the arm of a power excavator (see figure) are ax= 52 MPa...

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