Q130: If the value of maximum shear stress for the pins at A, B and C is 90 MPa, and the diameter of pins at A, B and C is 15 mm subjected to double shear. Also, if the maximum normal stress of the bar BC is 120 MPa and its diameter is 35 mm. Determine the maximum safe value of the distributed load (w).

Q130: If the value of maximum shear stress for the pins at A, B and C is 90 MPa, and the diameter of pins at A, B and C is 15 mm subjected to double shear. Also, if the maximum normal stress of the bar BC is 120 MPa and its diameter is 35 mm. Determine the maximum safe value of the distributed load (w).

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