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212 STRENGTH OF MATERIALS.<br />

Since 40^ of the plate is removed by the rivet holes, 60%<br />

remains, cmd the actual thickness required is<br />

_^^ 2X120X4 8^<br />

.60 .00X55,000<br />

(568) Using a factor of safety of G, in formula 68,<br />

^ 6 3<br />

Hence Hence, ^--5-- ^0,000<br />

. _ 3/^ _ 3 X 6 X 200 _<br />

" '^^ ' ^"'•<br />

(569) Using formula 71, with a factor of safety of 10,<br />

9,600,000/'-"' nr-AAAA^''"<br />

^= 10/^ =960,000^<br />

''«/ //^ _ ^.18/130 X 12 X 12 X 3<br />

Hence, /= f -£-- = f - = .272".<br />

^<br />

960,000<br />

960,000<br />

Ans.<br />

(570) From formula 70,<br />

._ S^ or.-- ^^ - ^>OOOXt _4,000_<br />

/*-;-4_/'°^^- ^^-^-2,800-2,000- 800-^- ^''^•<br />

(571) See Fig. 46. (a) Upon the load line, the loads<br />

0-1^ 1-2, and 2-3 are laid off equal, respectively, to<br />

F^, i%, and F^ ; the pole P is chosen, and the rays drawn in<br />

the usual manner; the pole distance //= 2,000 lb. The<br />

equilibrium polygon is constructed by drawing a c, c d, d e,<br />

and e f parallel to PO, Pi, P 2, and PS, respectively, and<br />

finally drawing the closing line/" a to the starting point n.<br />

P in is drawn parallel to the latter line, dividing the load<br />

line into the reactions in = P^, and 3 vi = R^. The shear<br />

axis in n is drawn through in, and the shear diagram<br />

h I . . . . s' n m \s constructed in the usual manner. To<br />

the scale of forces in = 1,440 lb., and 3 in = 2,160 lb. To<br />

the scale of distances the maximum vertical intercept j' =<br />

^'^=31.2 ft., which, multiplied by N, = 21.2 x 2,000==<br />

62,400 ft. -lb. = 748,800 in. -lb. Ans.<br />

{d) The shear at a point 30 ft. from the left support =<br />

in = l,UO\h. Ans.<br />

{c) The maximum shear = ns' — — 2,160 lb. Ans.

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