SITUATION 29 A single axial load of magnitude P = 62 kN is applied at end C of the steel rod ABC. a. Determine the specific type of axial stress rod ABC is experiencing due to load P. b. Determine the stress in rod AB. c. If the allowable stress for steel is 165 Mpa, find the diameter of rod BC. 30 mm 12 m. B 0.8 m

SITUATION 29 A single axial load of magnitude P = 62 kN is applied at end C of the steel rod ABC. a. Determine the specific type of axial stress rod ABC is experiencing due to load P. b. Determine the stress in rod AB. c. If the allowable stress for steel is 165 Mpa, find the diameter of rod BC. 30 mm 12 m. B 0.8 m

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SITUATION 29
A single axial load of magnitude P = 62 kN is
applied at end C of the steel rod ABC.
a. Determine the specific type of axial stress
rod ABC is experiencing due to load P.
b. Determine the stress in rod AB.
c.
If the allowable stress for steel is 165
Mpa, find the diameter of rod BC.
30 mm
1.2m
d
0.8 m₂

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