The Uniform AB brass bar is fixed with support and pin as shown in the figure and has a rectangular perpendicular cross-sectional area. Both ends of the bar are free in the vertical direction, but are prevented from rotating in the horizontal direction. a- Find b/d ratios at safe limits for horizontal and vertical axes. b- If P= 1,8 kN , L=7 m, d= 60 mm and e= 150 GPa, what is the safety factor?

The Uniform AB brass bar is fixed with support and pin as shown in the figure and has a rectangular perpendicular cross-sectional area. Both ends of the bar are free in the vertical direction, but are prevented from rotating in the horizontal direction. a- Find b/d ratios at safe limits for horizontal and vertical axes. b- If P= 1,8 kN , L=7 m, d= 60 mm and e= 150 GPa, what is the safety factor?

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Chapter3: Torsion

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Problem 3.4.13P: The non prismatic, cantilever circular bar shown has an internal cylindrical hole from 0 to y, so...

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