QUESTION 1: 1.1 A punch for making holes in steel plates of 8 mm thick, is shown in figure 1, has a diameter d = 20 mm. If a force P = 110 kN is required to create a hole, determine: 1.1.1 The average shear stress in the plate 1.1.2 The direct stress in the punch YTI29 U UJ TJAW NY O1 00C.LODEK d=20 mm 8.0 mm

QUESTION 1: 1.1 A punch for making holes in steel plates of 8 mm thick, is shown in figure 1, has a diameter d = 20 mm. If a force P = 110 kN is required to create a hole, determine: 1.1.1 The average shear stress in the plate 1.1.2 The direct stress in the punch YTI29 U UJ TJAW NY O1 00C.LODEK d=20 mm 8.0 mm

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