PROBLEM 3. The beam shown in the figure is made of steel with oạ-300 MPa. Determine the maximum load, P, that could be applied to the cable using a) Maximum shear stress failure theory b) Maximum distortion energy (von Mises) failure theory. -250 mm 375 mm 0.75 m 20 mm 100 mm 200 mm 15 mm B 20 mm 150 mm E A--8--A

PROBLEM 3. The beam shown in the figure is made of steel with oạ-300 MPa. Determine the maximum load, P, that could be applied to the cable using a) Maximum shear stress failure theory b) Maximum distortion energy (von Mises) failure theory. -250 mm 375 mm 0.75 m 20 mm 100 mm 200 mm 15 mm B 20 mm 150 mm E A--8--A

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PROBLEM 3. The beam shown in the figure is made of steel with oạ-300 MPa. Determine the maximum
load, P, that could be applied to the cable using
a) Maximum shear stress failure theory
b) Maximum distortion energy (von Mises) failure theory.
-250 mm
375 mm
0.75 m
20 mm
100 mm
200 mm
15 mm
B-
20 mm
150 mm
E A--8--A

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