odev_2184 1607522311 (Korumalı Görünüm) - Word (Lisanssız Ürün)Gözden GeçirYardımFoxit PDFO Ne yapmak istediğinizi söyleyinBaşvurularPosta GönderileriGörünümnrnet kaynaklı dosyalar virüs içerebilir. Düzenlemeniz gerekmiyorsa, Korumalı Görünümde kalmanız daha güvenli olur.Düzenlemeyi Etkinleştiretkin olmadığından çoğu özellik devre dışı bırakıldı. Ücretsiz olarak kullanmak için Web sürümünde oturum açın.EtkinleştirOffice.com'da ücret:15 cmb25 cmQ1. The clamp shown in the figure applies a force P on the wooden blocks. It is made of an alloywith the allowable normal stress oalowažle = 165 MPa and the allowable shear stressIatiow able = 70 MPa. All cross-sections are rectangular with the dimensions as below:cross-section a- a, 3 cm x 2 cmcross-section b - b, 2 cm x 2 cmcross-sectionc-c, 2 cm x 2 cmCalculate the maximum force P that can be applied by the clamp.acer

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Q1. The clamp shown in the figure applies a force P on the wooden blocks. It ismade of an alloy with the allowable normal stress oallowahie = 165 MPa and the allowable shear stress = 70 MPa. All cross-sections are rectangular with the dimensions as below: Tallowable cross-section a-a, 3 cm x 2 cm cross-section b-b, 2 cm x 2 cm cross-section c-c, 2 cm x 2 cm Calculate the m axim um force P that can be applied by the clamp.

Q1. The clamp shown in the figure applies a force P on the wooden blocks. It ismade of an alloy with the allowable normal stress oallowahie = 165 MPa and the allowable shear stress = 70 MPa. All cross-sections are rectangular with the dimensions as below: Tallowable cross-section a-a, 3 cm x 2 cm cross-section b-b, 2 cm x 2 cm cross-section c-c, 2 cm x 2 cm Calculate the m axim um force P that can be applied by the clamp.

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