Q2/ A bracket as shown in figure (Q2), is fitted to a wall with 5 bolts (M16× 1.5), three at the top and two at the bottom, with all the bolts equally spaced. A load of 25000N is acting at an eccentricity of 250mm. Vertical distances of first and second rows from the hinge point are 75mm and 300mm respectively. Assume oy = 350MPA, ou 540 MPa. Find the factor of safety.

Q2/ A bracket as shown in figure (Q2), is fitted to a wall with 5 bolts (M16× 1.5), three at the top and two at the bottom, with all the bolts equally spaced. A load of 25000N is acting at an eccentricity of 250mm. Vertical distances of first and second rows from the hinge point are 75mm and 300mm respectively. Assume oy = 350MPA, ou 540 MPa. Find the factor of safety.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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