THE MAGNITUDE OF THE WEIGHT (W=X+X+X+Xt... kN) WILL BE THE SUMMATION OF ALL THE NUMBERS IN YOUR STUDENT NUMBER. The frame system will be used to support the 1.8m diameter cylindrical tank by a hanger system AC and BC as shown, knowing that the weight (W) of the drum magnitude is XXXX kN. Determine the diameter of the pins at A and C. Knowing that for the hangers material, the ultimate shearing strength is 300 MPa. Use a factor of safety of 4.0 for all connections. Neglect the weight of the hangers and the contact assume frictionless contact between the tank and the hangers. 1.8m. A (100x20)mm (100x20)mm 2.5m 1.2m C

THE MAGNITUDE OF THE WEIGHT (W=X+X+X+Xt... kN) WILL BE THE SUMMATION OF ALL THE NUMBERS IN YOUR STUDENT NUMBER. The frame system will be used to support the 1.8m diameter cylindrical tank by a hanger system AC and BC as shown, knowing that the weight (W) of the drum magnitude is XXXX kN. Determine the diameter of the pins at A and C. Knowing that for the hangers material, the ultimate shearing strength is 300 MPa. Use a factor of safety of 4.0 for all connections. Neglect the weight of the hangers and the contact assume frictionless contact between the tank and the hangers. 1.8m. A (100x20)mm (100x20)mm 2.5m 1.2m C

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Chapter9: Moments And Products Of Inertia Of Areas

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