For the punching operation shown in the figure, compute the shear stress (in GPa) in the material if a force of 5,500kN is applied through the punch. The thickness of the material is 1.5mm. The values in the figure is 15, 20 and 1.5 mm

For the punching operation shown in the figure, compute the shear stress (in GPa) in the material if a force of 5,500kN is applied through the punch. The thickness of the material is 1.5mm. The values in the figure is 15, 20 and 1.5 mm

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For the punching operation shown in the figure, compute the shear stress (in
GPa) in the material if a force of 5,500KN is applied through the punch. The
thickness of the material is 1.5mm.
200 mm
Punch
15.0 mm dia.
t-15 mm
(a)
(b)

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