A 20 mm diameter bet having a diameter at the toot ef the thread of 18.6 mm is used to fasten two timhert as show in the figure. The mut is tightened to cause a tensile lm Ind on the bolt of 34 KN, Determine; a) Chearing Stress in the head of the boit b) the shearing stress in the threads C) The putside diameter of the warher if the inside dionete is 28mm and the bearing stress is limited to G MPa. 12 mm 16 mm

A 20 mm diameter bet having a diameter at the toot ef the thread of 18.6 mm is used to fasten two timhert as show in the figure. The mut is tightened to cause a tensile lm Ind on the bolt of 34 KN, Determine; a) Chearing Stress in the head of the boit b) the shearing stress in the threads C) The putside diameter of the warher if the inside dionete is 28mm and the bearing stress is limited to G MPa. 12 mm 16 mm

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