PROBLEM 2. The forces shown in the figure are applied to a plate connected to a pipe with an outer diameter of 48 mm and an inner diameter of 40 mm. Obtain the stress conditions at the K and H points and show the stress state on a volume element (cube) taken from each of these points. 600 N 1000 N 250 mm 4100 mm-/100 mm 600 N 150 mm 300 N

PROBLEM 2. The forces shown in the figure are applied to a plate connected to a pipe with an outer diameter of 48 mm and an inner diameter of 40 mm. Obtain the stress conditions at the K and H points and show the stress state on a volume element (cube) taken from each of these points. 600 N 1000 N 250 mm 4100 mm-/100 mm 600 N 150 mm 300 N

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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