An aluminum alloy pipe with an outside diameter of 5.2 in. and a wall thickness of 6/16 in. cantilevers upward a distance of L = 21 ft. The pipe is subjected to a wind loading that increases from WA = 15 lb/ft at its base to wg = 23 lb/ft at its tip. (a) Compute the maximum value of Q for the pipe. (b) What is the maximum vertical shear stress in the pipe? WB B WA Answer: (a) Qmax = (b) Tmax= A L in.³ psi

An aluminum alloy pipe with an outside diameter of 5.2 in. and a wall thickness of 6/16 in. cantilevers upward a distance of L = 21 ft. The pipe is subjected to a wind loading that increases from WA = 15 lb/ft at its base to wg = 23 lb/ft at its tip. (a) Compute the maximum value of Q for the pipe. (b) What is the maximum vertical shear stress in the pipe? WB B WA Answer: (a) Qmax = (b) Tmax= A L in.³ psi

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