PROBLEM 2 Plates A, B and C are of the same thickness, 50mm. Pin diameter = 50mm Find the following: 1. Shear stress at the pin. : 2. Bearing stress between the pin and plate A. 3. Bearing stress between the pin and plate B 4. Bearing stress between the pin and plate C. 5. Average normal stress in plate C.

PROBLEM 2 Plates A, B and C are of the same thickness, 50mm. Pin diameter = 50mm Find the following: 1. Shear stress at the pin. : 2. Bearing stress between the pin and plate A. 3. Bearing stress between the pin and plate B 4. Bearing stress between the pin and plate C. 5. Average normal stress in plate C.

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Chapter8: Applications Of Plane Stress (pressure Vessels, Beams, And Combined Loadings)

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