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The attached picture shows a scissor clamp used for gripping and moving sliding pallets.
The static coefficient of friction in the jaws A and B of the clamp is 0.5. On the other hand, the static coefficient of friction between the pallet and the floor is 0.4.
If the box that holds and drags the pallet has 55 kgm, what is the maximum load P to be applied to the eye at the end of the chains.
Other data: a=75mm; b=20mm; c=30mm; Ө=60 deg.
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