To test a glue, two plates are glued together as shown in Fig. 3.16. The bar formed by the joined plates is then subjected to tensile axial loads of 200 N. What normal and shear stresses act on the plane where the plates are glued together? (In other words, what stresses must the glue support?) 50° Glued surface 10 mm 50 mm

To test a glue, two plates are glued together as shown in Fig. 3.16. The bar formed by the joined plates is then subjected to tensile axial loads of 200 N. What normal and shear stresses act on the plane where the plates are glued together? (In other words, what stresses must the glue support?) 50° Glued surface 10 mm 50 mm

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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