In the system in the figure, a) Since oy=500 MPa and the factor of safety is n=3, Find the cross- sectional area of the AB bar, b) Pin diameter at D for Ty=450 MPa and n=3, c) The safe bearing stress at connection Dis ob= 300 N/mm? Find the thickness t. 600 N/mm 30 E B 1800 N 46.2mm 61.6mm 77 mm D

In the system in the figure, a) Since oy=500 MPa and the factor of safety is n=3, Find the cross- sectional area of the AB bar, b) Pin diameter at D for Ty=450 MPa and n=3, c) The safe bearing stress at connection Dis ob= 300 N/mm? Find the thickness t. 600 N/mm 30 E B 1800 N 46.2mm 61.6mm 77 mm D

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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