Problem #3. The figure below are cables ( circular section) supporting a 36 kN. Find the axial stress of each. The cables has a limited working stress of 78 mPa. What will be the required diameter of each cables to support 36 kN load? 2.5m 3.2m A Cable 1 Cable 2 B 4.0m 2.3m 36 kN

Problem #3. The figure below are cables ( circular section) supporting a 36 kN. Find the axial stress of each. The cables has a limited working stress of 78 mPa. What will be the required diameter of each cables to support 36 kN load? 2.5m 3.2m A Cable 1 Cable 2 B 4.0m 2.3m 36 kN

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Problem #3.
The figure below are cables ( circular section) supporting a 36 kN. Find the axial stress of
each. The cables has a limited working stress of 78 mPa. What will be the required
diameter of each cables to support 36 kN load?
2.5m
3.2m
A
Cable 1
Cable 2
B
4.0m
2.3m
36 kN

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