The rectangular bar will be fabricated with an inclined glued joint at the mid-section as shown in the figure below. Assume that the ultimate stresses for the glue are 8 MPa in the tension and 4 MPa in shear. The factor of safety for the members is at least 2. a) b) W B d= Load Determine the optimum angle for the joint 0 = degree ka Determine the depth, d, for the allowable 35 kN loading and the width of 60mm mm Submit part Unanswered Submit part Unanswered

The rectangular bar will be fabricated with an inclined glued joint at the mid-section as shown in the figure below. Assume that the ultimate stresses for the glue are 8 MPa in the tension and 4 MPa in shear. The factor of safety for the members is at least 2. a) b) W B d= Load Determine the optimum angle for the joint 0 = degree ka Determine the depth, d, for the allowable 35 kN loading and the width of 60mm mm Submit part Unanswered Submit part Unanswered

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The rectangular bar will be fabricated with an inclined glued joint at the mid-section as shown in the figure below. Assume that the ultimate
stresses for the glue are 8 MPa in the tension and 4 MPa in shear. The factor of safety for the members is at least 2.
a)
b)
w mm
B
d=
Determine the optimum angle for the joint
0 =
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degree
Load
Determine the depth, d, for the allowable 35 kN loading and the width of 60mm
mm
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