B6 Question 1.T.The figure (not drawn to scale) shows a cylindrical column submitted to acombined load: a compression of and torsion.Givencolumn diameter a = 30 mm,compressive load p-300 kN,and torque r= 950 N.m,calculate the maximum shear stress , and the Von Mises stress eyy.Enter your answers in the boxes below, correct to one decimal place.The answers are acceptable within a tolerance of 1 MPa.Tman:MPaMPa Question 2.A45°45°90°CThe figure shows a classic strain gauge rosette that can measure the strainin three direction.Givenstrain at A-100 H.strain at B- -80 u.and strain at C e- 390 P.calculate the principal strains and , and the maximum shear strainEnter your answers in the boxes below, correct to one decimal place.The answers are acceptable within a tolerance of 1 p.

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Question 1. P T. The figure (not drawn to scale) shows a cylindrical column submitted to a combined load: a compression of and torsion. Given column diameter a- 30 mm, compressive load p- 300 kN, and torque r 950 N.m, calculate the maximum shear stress Ta, and the Von Mises stress eyw. Enter your answers in the boxes below, correct to one decimal place. The answers are acceptable within a tolerance of 1 MPa. MPa MPa

Question 1. P T. The figure (not drawn to scale) shows a cylindrical column submitted to a combined load: a compression of and torsion. Given column diameter a- 30 mm, compressive load p- 300 kN, and torque r 950 N.m, calculate the maximum shear stress Ta, and the Von Mises stress eyw. Enter your answers in the boxes below, correct to one decimal place. The answers are acceptable within a tolerance of 1 MPa. MPa MPa

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