The steel end-cap is fitted into grooves cut in the timber post. The working stresses for the post are 1.7 MPa in shear parallel to the grain and 5.6 MPa in bearing perpendicular to the grain. Determine the smallest safe dimensions a and b. Show the free body diagram. 12 kN +100mm- 12 kN

The steel end-cap is fitted into grooves cut in the timber post. The working stresses for the post are 1.7 MPa in shear parallel to the grain and 5.6 MPa in bearing perpendicular to the grain. Determine the smallest safe dimensions a and b. Show the free body diagram. 12 kN +100mm- 12 kN

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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