1-32 A control pedal for actuating a spring mechanism is shown in the figure. Calculate the shear stress in pins A and B due to force P when it causes a stress of 75 MPa in rod AB. Both pins are in double shear.Diameter of the Pin attached in the photo of the table provided below. 1-32 A control pedal for actuating a spring mechanism is shown in the figure. Calculate the shear stress inpins A and B due to force Pwhen it causes a stress of 75 MPa in rod AB. Both pins are in doubleshear.PROBLEMS 49600 N200400300Fig. PI-32 TABLE 7. AMERICAN STANDARD STEEL PIPES DIMENSIONS AND PROPERTIESAPPENDIX851U.S. CUSTOMARY UNITS AND SI UNITS (ABRIDGED LIST)DimensionsPropertiesWeightOutsideInsideWallNominalDiameterperFootDiameterDiameterThicknessininin?inininIb/ftinin0.8400.6220.1090.850.2500.2610.0170.037130.041191.0500.8240.1131.130.3330.0710.334251.3151.0490.1331.680.4940.0870.1330.4211.6601.3800.1402.270.6690.1950.2350.5401!32381.9001.6100.1452.720.7990.3100.3260.623512.3752.0670.1543.651.0700.6660.5610.78722.4693.0682!2.8750.2035.791.7001.5301.0600.94764753.5000.2167.582.2303.0201.7201.16032.3903.2105.450894.0003.5480.2269.112.6804.7901.34034.0260.23710.793.1707.2301.5104.5005.5636.6251025.0470.25814.624.30015.201.8801272.2500.2800.3226.1526.06518.975.58028.108.5002038.6257.98128.558.40072.5016.802.94025410.75010.0200.36540.4811.90161.029.903.670101231012.75012.0000.37549.5614.60279.043.804.380kg/m10° mm10' mm'inmm1.30.0070.6676.6401321.315.82.771611926.720.92.871.72150.0151.1608.4902526.63.382.53190.0372.19010.7011.133.43242.235.13.563.44310.0813.82013.704.05160.1295.34015.803848.340.93.68513.915.46930.2779.19020.00260.352.564262.75.168.61 1000.63717.5024.1073.0755.4911.314401.26028.3029.60388.977.9893!5.7413.617302.08040.8034.70102.090.120502.98052.3038.106.026.551024114.0102.016.112721.827706.23088.4047.40141.0128.028.23 60011.50137.056.501522036.168.0154.07.115 4207 68088.1842.529.60270.073.90219.0203.0254109.2760.265.100ר4792.10273.0255.0310129.5273.39410116.0716.0111.0324.0305.0Note: S- 1/(4,/2)

Given: The stress in rod AB = 75 MPa

1-32 A control pedal for actuating a spring mechanism is shown in the figure. Calculate the shear stress in pins A and B due to force P when it causes a stress of 75 MPa in rod AB. Both pins are in double shear. PROBLEMS 49 600 N 200 400 300

1-32 A control pedal for actuating a spring mechanism is shown in the figure. Calculate the shear stress in pins A and B due to force P when it causes a stress of 75 MPa in rod AB. Both pins are in double shear. PROBLEMS 49 600 N 200 400 300

Mechanics of Materials (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter1: Tension, Compression, And Shear

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Problem 1.9.12P: What is the maximum possible value of the clamping Force C in the jaws of the pliers shown in the...

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