Lesson 1: Simple Stress #1. The assembly shown below is pinned at A & Cand A&C are subjected to a double shear. Let each pin diameter be 20 mm, and P = 20 kN. Find the: a) Force at the rod BC (kN). b) Force acting on pin A (kN). c) Average shear stress at A (MPa), and d) Average shear stress at C (MPa). C 30° 'B A 2 m 2 m 2 m

Lesson 1: Simple Stress #1. The assembly shown below is pinned at A & Cand A&C are subjected to a double shear. Let each pin diameter be 20 mm, and P = 20 kN. Find the: a) Force at the rod BC (kN). b) Force acting on pin A (kN). c) Average shear stress at A (MPa), and d) Average shear stress at C (MPa). C 30° 'B A 2 m 2 m 2 m

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Lesson 1: Simple Stress
#1. The assembly shown below is pinned at A & Cand A&C are subjected to a double shear. Let each pin diameter be 20 mm, and P = 20 kN. Find the:
a) Force at the rod BC (kN).
b) Force acting on pin A (kN).
c) Average shear stress at A (MPa), and
d) Average shear stress at C (MPa).
C
30°
'B
A 2 m
2 m
2 m

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