The one end of a hollow square bar whose side is 10 in with 2 in thickness is under a tensile stress 102,500 psi and the other end is connected with a U bracket using a double-pin system. Find the minimum diameter of pin is used according to shear strength. Take the factor of safety as 1.5 and Oll 243 ksi for pin material.

The one end of a hollow square bar whose side is 10 in with 2 in thickness is under a tensile stress 102,500 psi and the other end is connected with a U bracket using a double-pin system. Find the minimum diameter of pin is used according to shear strength. Take the factor of safety as 1.5 and Oll 243 ksi for pin material.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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