Figure 3 shows the diver jumping action on the wooden diving board. The diver weighs 620 N and while holding himself rigid, strikes the end of wooden diving board (h=0) with a downward velocity of 1.4 m/s. The board has a thickness of 25 mm and width of 350 mm. Determine the static displacement of diving board. Q2(b) If yield strength oy = 55 MPa, based on the conservation energy of diving board, propose the suitable downward velocity that enable to initially promote the failure of wooden diving board (amax > Oy). Discuss the effect on the conservation energy and maximum stress due to uniaxial and bending loading if one support spring is added at point 0. Given : Ew = 12.6 GPa k1.65 m의 -1.2 m- 3.3 m Figure 3

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Q2(a)
Figure 3 shows the diver jumping action on the wooden diving board. The diver weighs 620 N and
while holding himself rigid, strikes the end of wooden diving board (h=0) with a downward velocity of
1.4 m/s. The board has a thickness of 25 mm and width of 350 mm. Determine the static displacement
of diving board.
Q2(b)
If yield strength oy = 55 MPa, based on the conservation energy of diving board, propose the suitable
downward velocity that enable to initially promote the failure of wooden diving board (omax > oy).
Discuss the effect on the conservation energy and maximum stress due to uniaxial and bending loading
if one support spring is added at point O.
Given : Ew = 12.6 GPa
1.65 m
h
1.2 m-
3.3 m
Figure 3
Transcribed Image Text:Q2(a) Figure 3 shows the diver jumping action on the wooden diving board. The diver weighs 620 N and while holding himself rigid, strikes the end of wooden diving board (h=0) with a downward velocity of 1.4 m/s. The board has a thickness of 25 mm and width of 350 mm. Determine the static displacement of diving board. Q2(b) If yield strength oy = 55 MPa, based on the conservation energy of diving board, propose the suitable downward velocity that enable to initially promote the failure of wooden diving board (omax > oy). Discuss the effect on the conservation energy and maximum stress due to uniaxial and bending loading if one support spring is added at point O. Given : Ew = 12.6 GPa 1.65 m h 1.2 m- 3.3 m Figure 3
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