For the joint shown in the figure, if F = 28 kN and do = 12.8 mm, calculate: 7.5 mm F F 12 mm 12 mm 7.5 mm F 18 mm 125 mm 18 mm 1. The largest bearing stress in MPa between the pins and the members; a. 146.23 MPa b. 182.29 MPa c. 174.56 MPa d. 199.37 MPa 2. The average shear stress in MPa in the pin and; a. 108.80 MPa b. 116.14 MPa C. 136.23 MPa d. 98.01 MPa 3. The largest average normal stress in MPa in the members. a. 181.23 MPa b. 175.76 MPa c. 191.26 MPa d. 150.32 MPa

For the joint shown in the figure, if F = 28 kN and do = 12.8 mm, calculate: 7.5 mm F F 12 mm 12 mm 7.5 mm F 18 mm 125 mm 18 mm 1. The largest bearing stress in MPa between the pins and the members; a. 146.23 MPa b. 182.29 MPa c. 174.56 MPa d. 199.37 MPa 2. The average shear stress in MPa in the pin and; a. 108.80 MPa b. 116.14 MPa C. 136.23 MPa d. 98.01 MPa 3. The largest average normal stress in MPa in the members. a. 181.23 MPa b. 175.76 MPa c. 191.26 MPa d. 150.32 MPa

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Chapter2: Axially Loaded Members

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Problem 2.5.25P: A capped cast-iron pipe is compressed by a brass rod, as shown. The mil is turned until it is just...

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