The screw clamp shown in the figure applies a P = 500 N pressing force to the wooden blocks between the jaws. It case; a) Calculate the greatest tensile and compressive stresses occurring in the section a-a shown in the figure, b) show (draw) the distribution of normal stresses along the section height, c) Clamp material tensile safe tension *em. = 50MPA and compressive strength •em = 80MPA, then a-a What is the maximum compressive load (P) that can be applied without damaging the cross-section? Sectional view a-a – 20mm --| 183mm 40mm

The screw clamp shown in the figure applies a P = 500 N pressing force to the wooden blocks between the jaws. It case; a) Calculate the greatest tensile and compressive stresses occurring in the section a-a shown in the figure, b) show (draw) the distribution of normal stresses along the section height, c) Clamp material tensile safe tension *em. = 50MPA and compressive strength •em = 80MPA, then a-a What is the maximum compressive load (P) that can be applied without damaging the cross-section? Sectional view a-a – 20mm --| 183mm 40mm

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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