5. An angle bracket ABC is restrained by a high- strength steel wire CD, and it supports a load P at A, as shown in Figure. The strength properties of the wire and the shear pin at Bare o, = 380 MPa (wire), and t= 350 MPa (pin at B).If the wire and pin are to be sized to provide a factor of safety against yielding of the wire of 3.0 and a factor of safety against ultimate shear failure of the pin of 3.5, what are the required diameters of the wire (to the nearest mm) and the pin (to the nearest mm)? 90 mm B -15° 100 mm View a-a of B P = 1 kN P2.8-7

5. An angle bracket ABC is restrained by a high- strength steel wire CD, and it supports a load P at A, as shown in Figure. The strength properties of the wire and the shear pin at Bare o, = 380 MPa (wire), and t= 350 MPa (pin at B).If the wire and pin are to be sized to provide a factor of safety against yielding of the wire of 3.0 and a factor of safety against ultimate shear failure of the pin of 3.5, what are the required diameters of the wire (to the nearest mm) and the pin (to the nearest mm)? 90 mm B -15° 100 mm View a-a of B P = 1 kN P2.8-7

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Chapter3: Torsion

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Problem 3.5.8P: A solid circular bar of steel (G = 78 GPa) transmits a torque T = 360 N - m. The allowable stresses...

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