The wall bracket show below carries a load of P Kip. the allowable tensile in the eye bar is 20 ksi, and the allowable shear stress in the pin is 12 ksi. Select: a) The diameter of the eye bard b) the diameter of the pin at A which is double shear c) the diameter of the pin at B which is single

The wall bracket show below carries a load of P Kip. the allowable tensile in the eye bar is 20 ksi, and the allowable shear stress in the pin is 12 ksi. Select: a) The diameter of the eye bard b) the diameter of the pin at A which is double shear c) the diameter of the pin at B which is single

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The wall bracket show below carries a load of P Kip. the allowable tensile in the eye bar is 20
ksi, and the allowable shear stress in the pin is 12 ksi. Select:
a) The diameter of the eye bard
b) the diameter of the pin at A which is double shear
c) the diameter of the pin at B which is single
One eye-bar
6 ft
P kip
4 ft

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