A plate was subjected to a tensile force P=100 KN as shown on the figure. If the allowable stress is 250 MPa, Calculate the following: (a) Minimum required thickness of the plate. (Hint: HOLE vs FILLET) (b) Maximum allowable stress based on minimum thickness of the plate, Let K= 1.20 (c) Percent decrease on stress concentration

A plate was subjected to a tensile force P=100 KN as shown on the figure. If the allowable stress is 250 MPa, Calculate the following: (a) Minimum required thickness of the plate. (Hint: HOLE vs FILLET) (b) Maximum allowable stress based on minimum thickness of the plate, Let K= 1.20 (c) Percent decrease on stress concentration

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