A machine element in a packaging machine is subjected to a tensile load of 36.6 kN that will be repeated several thousand times over the life of the machine. The cross section of the element is 12 mm thick and 20 mm wide. Specify a suitable, material from which to make the element.

A machine element in a packaging machine is subjected to a tensile load of 36.6 kN that will be repeated several thousand times over the life of the machine. The cross section of the element is 12 mm thick and 20 mm wide. Specify a suitable, material from which to make the element.

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Chapter6: Introduction To Mechanical Properties

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A machine element in a packaging machine is subjected to a tensile
load of 36.6 kN that will be repeated several thousand times over
the life of the machine. The cross section of the element is 12 mm
thick and 20 mm wide. Specify a suitable material from which to
make the element.
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