The figure shows an anvil for an impact hammer held in a fixture by a circular pin. If the force is to be 2.2 kN, specify a suitable diameter for the steel pin if it is to be made from SAE 1040 WQT 900. Table A-10. Determine the design shear stress . MPa.

The figure shows an anvil for an impact hammer held in a fixture by a circular pin. If the force is to be 2.2 kN, specify a suitable diameter for the steel pin if it is to be made from SAE 1040 WQT 900. Table A-10. Determine the design shear stress . MPa.

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