Two identical plates are connected by two 10-mm diameter rivets as shown. Consider the following dimensions: B = 150 mm t = 15 mm x = 25 mm The allowable stresses of the plate are the following: Normal stress = 15 MPa Bearing stress = 20 MPa Shearing stress = 10 MPa Determine the maximum force P: A. Considering the normal stress: P = B. Considering the bearing stress: P = C. Considering the shearing stress: P = Express your answers in three decimal places. KN KN kN

Two identical plates are connected by two 10-mm diameter rivets as shown. Consider the following dimensions: B = 150 mm t = 15 mm x = 25 mm The allowable stresses of the plate are the following: Normal stress = 15 MPa Bearing stress = 20 MPa Shearing stress = 10 MPa Determine the maximum force P: A. Considering the normal stress: P = B. Considering the bearing stress: P = C. Considering the shearing stress: P = Express your answers in three decimal places. KN KN kN

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