2.6-22 A compression bar having a square crosssection with sides b = 50 mm is subjected to load P.The bar is constructed from two pieces of wood thatare connected by a glued joint along plane pq thatis inclined at angle a = 35°. The allowable stress inthe wood in compression is 11.5 MPa and in shear is4.5 MPa. Also, the allowable stress in the glued jointin compression is 3.5 MPa and in shear is 1.25 MPa.Determine the maximum load P that can be appliedto the bar.

Given data: The side of square compression bar (b) is 50 mm. The angle of inclination (α) is 35°.…

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