N1 (continuation)Calculate the maximum tensile stress (MPa) in the column.O 128O 45O 83211(continuation)The design requires that there should be no tensile stress in the pipe column due to the loads.How much should be the pipe outside diameter (mm) if the available thickness is 8 mm.300O 310O 318327 SITUATION.A standard weight pipe column is subjected to the following loads:Axial Load = 450 kNMoment = 35 kN-m%3DGiven:Column PropertiesArea = 5419 mm^2Moment of Inertia = 30 x 10^6 mm^4Outside Diameter = 219 mmInner Diameter = 202 mmCalculate the maximum compressive stress (MPa) in the column.211O 1288445

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A standard weight pipe column is subjected to the following loads: Axial Load = 450 kN %3! Moment = 35 kN-m %3D Given: Column Properties Area = 5419 mm^2 Moment of Inertia = 30 x 10^6 mm^4 Outside Diameter = 219 mm Inner Diameter = 202 mm Calculate the maximum compressive stress (MPa) in the column. O 211 O 128 O 84 45

A standard weight pipe column is subjected to the following loads: Axial Load = 450 kN %3! Moment = 35 kN-m %3D Given: Column Properties Area = 5419 mm^2 Moment of Inertia = 30 x 10^6 mm^4 Outside Diameter = 219 mm Inner Diameter = 202 mm Calculate the maximum compressive stress (MPa) in the column. O 211 O 128 O 84 45

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