A steel pipe is subjected to the 16-kN load shown below. Its outside diameter is 140 mm and its thickness is 7 mm. Consider that the yield strength of steel is 240 MPa. Analyze point H ONLY. Due to the pressure in the pipe, there is an 11.25-MPa (T) normal stress along x and a 22.50-MPa (T) normal stress along z of point H. A. Determine the internal forces and moments at the pertinent section through an FBD. B. Determine the stresses experienced by point H. Illustrate using a stress element. C. Determine the FS by MSST at point H D. Determine the von Mises equivalent stress at point H E. Determine the FS by MDET at point H 700 mm 550 16 kN 1,300 mm

A steel pipe is subjected to the 16-kN load shown below. Its outside diameter is 140 mm and its thickness is 7 mm. Consider that the yield strength of steel is 240 MPa. Analyze point H ONLY. Due to the pressure in the pipe, there is an 11.25-MPa (T) normal stress along x and a 22.50-MPa (T) normal stress along z of point H. A. Determine the internal forces and moments at the pertinent section through an FBD. B. Determine the stresses experienced by point H. Illustrate using a stress element. C. Determine the FS by MSST at point H D. Determine the von Mises equivalent stress at point H E. Determine the FS by MDET at point H 700 mm 550 16 kN 1,300 mm

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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