-The connection shown in the figure if the screw is type 98 and the two plates are A'SI 1040 CD stee, the highest tensile strength that can be shed longtudnally so that the safety factor is nct less than 2 5 The following possibalities of failure E- Shearing the bolts b-Loading the bolts - Loading into the member. item I tensile in the element M24x3 40 so 40 25 -100--

-The connection shown in the figure if the screw is type 98 and the two plates are A'SI 1040 CD stee, the highest tensile strength that can be shed longtudnally so that the safety factor is nct less than 2 5 The following possibalities of failure E- Shearing the bolts b-Loading the bolts - Loading into the member. item I tensile in the element M24x3 40 so 40 25 -100--

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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