The section of sealed joint shown in figure below is loaded by a force cycling between 2 and 6 kips.The member have E = 30 Mpsi. The bolts have been preloaded to F; =35 kip each.ž in-16 UNF x 24 inSAE grade 5No. 40 CI(a) Find the fatigue factor of safety using Goodman criterion for above loading.(b) Find the fatigue factor of safety using Goodman criterion if force cycling between 0 and 6 kips.

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The section of sealed joint shown in figure below is loaded by a force cycling between 2 and 6 kips. The member have E = 30 Mpsi. The bolts have been preloaded to F₁ =35 kip each. in-16 UNF x 2 in SAE grade 5 + 1⁄in >No. 40 CI (a) Find the fatigue factor of safety using Goodman criterion for above loading. (b) Find the fatigue factor of safety using Goodman criterion if force cycling between 0 and 6 kips.

The section of sealed joint shown in figure below is loaded by a force cycling between 2 and 6 kips. The member have E = 30 Mpsi. The bolts have been preloaded to F₁ =35 kip each. in-16 UNF x 2 in SAE grade 5 + 1⁄in >No. 40 CI (a) Find the fatigue factor of safety using Goodman criterion for above loading. (b) Find the fatigue factor of safety using Goodman criterion if force cycling between 0 and 6 kips.

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The section of sealed joint shown in figure below is loaded by a force cycling between 2 and 6 kips.
The member have E = 30 Mpsi. The bolts have been preloaded to F; =35 kip each.
ž in-16 UNF x 24 in
SAE grade 5
No. 40 CI
(a) Find the fatigue factor of safety using Goodman criterion for above loading.
(b) Find the fatigue factor of safety using Goodman criterion if force cycling between 0 and 6 kips.

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