For the assembly shown below, bar AB is loaded with P at its midspan. a.) If P = 10 kN, compute the shearing stress of a 10-mm-diameter pin at B in MPa. b.) If the bearing stress of a 6mm-thick plate at B is limited to 200 MPa and the shearing stress of 12mm-diameter pin is limited to 90 MPa, compute the maximum safe value of P in kiloNewtons. c.) If P = 15 kN and the bearing stress of the plate at B is limited to 120 MPa, calculate the required thickness of the plate (in mm). Diameter of the pin is 10 mm

For the assembly shown below, bar AB is loaded with P at its midspan. a.) If P = 10 kN, compute the shearing stress of a 10-mm-diameter pin at B in MPa. b.) If the bearing stress of a 6mm-thick plate at B is limited to 200 MPa and the shearing stress of 12mm-diameter pin is limited to 90 MPa, compute the maximum safe value of P in kiloNewtons. c.) If P = 15 kN and the bearing stress of the plate at B is limited to 120 MPa, calculate the required thickness of the plate (in mm). Diameter of the pin is 10 mm

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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