Find stress in each segment. Diameter of AB is 2in and diameter of BC is 1in.

Problem: The steel pipe has an inner diameter of 2.75 in and an outer diameter of 3 in. The pipe is fixed to the ground at C, and a wrench is attached to the opposite end. The wrench is subjected to a horizontal force of 20 lb that acts in -z direction. Points A and B are located on the surface of the pipe at the same cross section. Note that A lies directly above the -y axis, and B lies directly above the +z axis. 20 lb 10 in. A B y 12 in. (a) Find the normal and shear stresses at points A and B. (b) Find the principal stresses at points A and B. (c) Show all stresses from parts (a) and (b) on properly oriented elements, relative to the given coordinate system.

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For the hoist shown below, when the weight W is 7000, lb, the tension in AB is 13,000 lb. Determine the shear stress in the 1 inch diameter pin at A which is in double shear: Calculate your answer to 1 decimal place. 7' 5' B W lb/in².

compute the maximum stress in the member, considering stress concentrations.

A circular rod with a diameter of 40.0 mm has a groove cut to a diameter of 35 mm. A full radius of 3.0 mm is produced at the bottom of the groove. Compute the maximum stress in the rod when an axial tensile force of 46 kN is applied.

) A machine having a mass of 9555 kg is supported by three solid steelrods arranged as showed in the following figure. Each rod has a diameter of 50 mm. Compute the stresses in MPa in the three rods of AB, BC, and BD.

For the stresses given with the cube below: 1. Compute the center, radius (R), principal normal stresses (0₁ and 03), max shear stress (Tmax) and draw the Mohr's Circle. 2. Compute the normal and shear stresses when the cube is rotated 20° clockwise from the horizontal plane and draw them on the cube. 3. The yield point stress (σyp) is 6 kPa. Determine if the material will fail under stresses shown using Tresca's Hexagon. вкра акра 6 экра 8 кра экра 4кра

Compute the maximum tensile stress (o1) that this solid can have. Hint: Use the Mohr's circle for this solid. Identify the magnitude and direction of an angle to rotate Problem 2 the solid in order to meet this state of stress. Show the rotated solid and all the stress components on the rotated solid.

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