SpringDimension:Spring 1Spring 2SteelBronzeRigid bar of(1)(2)Dm = 100 mmDm= 150mmnegligible massDw = 10 mmDw = 20 mm%3DNc = 24Nc = 48%3D%3DG = 83 GpaG = 42 GPa%3DW2m3m7mDetermine the maximum permissibleload W that the spring can support ifthe shear in the springs 1 and 2 are 50Mpa and 20 Mpa.8°C Nublado Ge08/11/2021O Escribe aquí para buscaracer

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Spring Dimension: Spring 1 Spring 2 Steel Bronze Rigid bar of (1) negligible mass Dm= = 100 mm Dm = 150 mm %3D = 10 mm Dw Dw = 20 mm Nc = 24 Nc = 48 %3D G = 83 Gpa G = 42 GPa W 2m 3m 7m Determine the maximum permissible load W that the spring can support if the shear in the springs 1 and 2 are 50 Мра and 20 Mмра. Www.

Spring Dimension: Spring 1 Spring 2 Steel Bronze Rigid bar of (1) negligible mass Dm= = 100 mm Dm = 150 mm %3D = 10 mm Dw Dw = 20 mm Nc = 24 Nc = 48 %3D G = 83 Gpa G = 42 GPa W 2m 3m 7m Determine the maximum permissible load W that the spring can support if the shear in the springs 1 and 2 are 50 Мра and 20 Mмра. Www.

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