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Timothy A. Philpot - Mechanics of materials _ an integrated learning system-John Wiley (2017)

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m8.23 Pipe AB (with outside diameter and wall thickness specified)

supports a uniformly distributed load w. Determine the reaction

forces at pin A, the axial force in member (1), and the normal

stresses at points H and K, located a specified distance above pin A.

FIGURE m8.23

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p8.46 A load P = 1,200 N acts on a curved steel rod as shown in

Figure P8.46. The rod is solid and has a diameter d = 15 mm. Assume

that b = 35 mm and a = 175 mm. Determine the normal

stresses produced at points H and K.

b

P

a

H

d

K

c

FIGURE p8.47

D

P

P

d

H

K

a

p8.48 A 30 mm diameter steel rod is formed into a machine part

with the shape shown in Figure P8.48. A load P = 2,500 N is applied

to the ends of the part. If the allowable normal stress is limited

to 40 MPa, what is the maximum eccentricity e that may be used for

the part?

P

P

FIGURE p8.46

e

p8.47 A pulley is supported with the bar shown in Figure P8.47.

The pulley has a diameter D = 5 in., and the tension in the pulley

belt is P = 45 lb. Assume that a = 3 in. and c = 6 in. Determine the

normal stresses produced at points H and K. The cross-sectional

dimensions of the support bar at the section of interest are d =

1.5 in. by 0.25 in. thick.

FIGURE p8.48

d

p8.49 The bent bar component shown in Figure P8.49 has a

width b = 70 mm and a depth d = 30 mm. At the free end of the bar,

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