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. An element whose material has Sy = 280 MPa, Sut= 330 MPa, and Suc= 460 MPa is loaded as shown. Determine the safety factors of the following elements based on these criteria.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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1. An element whose material has Sy = 280 MPa, Sut = 330 MPa, and Suc = 460 MPa is loaded as shown.
Determine the safety factors of the following elements based on these criteria.
(a) MSST
(b) MDET
(c) MNST
= -40 MPa
T
Txy = 40 MPa
σx = 30 MPa

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