The brake pads at C and D are pressed against the cylinder by the spring BF. The coefficient ofstatic friction between each pad and the cylinder is 0.15. Find the smallest tension in the springthat would prevent the cylinder from rotating when the clockwise couple M = 248.6 N• m isapplied. Neglect the weights of the members. Dimensions in mm.Figure P 7.8 Answer: 287 lb.Dimensionsin mm305102102127203

Consider the free body diagram of the member AB.

Answered: The brake pads at C and D are pressed…

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