Q2.4:A multiple- drilling is used to drill simultaneously sixholes in the steel plate shown in fig.. Each drill exertsclockwise couple of magnitude (S N.m ) on the plate.Determine an equivalent couple formed by the smallestpossible forces acting:a- at A and Cb-at A and D400e- on the plate300 mmCL 225 mm

Given, that the drill exerts the clockwise couple of magnitude of 5 N.m on each plate. So, calculate…

Q2.4: A multiple - drilling is used to drill simultancously six holes in the steel plate shown in fig.. Each drill exerts clockwise couple of magnitude (5 N.m) on the plate. Determine an equivalent couple formed by the smallest possible forces acting: a- at A and C b- at A and D e-on the plate 400 mm 300 mm CL 225 mm

Q2.4: A multiple - drilling is used to drill simultancously six holes in the steel plate shown in fig.. Each drill exerts clockwise couple of magnitude (5 N.m) on the plate. Determine an equivalent couple formed by the smallest possible forces acting: a- at A and C b- at A and D e-on the plate 400 mm 300 mm CL 225 mm

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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