An ASTM cast iron, grade 30, has ultimate strength at tension Sut = 350 MPa, and at compression SuC = 1150 MPa. it carries static loading resulting in the stress state listed below at the critical locations. Using the static failure analysis estimate the factor of safety. OA = 160 MPa, oB = -224 MPa.

An ASTM cast iron, grade 30, has ultimate strength at tension Sut = 350 MPa, and at compression SuC = 1150 MPa. it carries static loading resulting in the stress state listed below at the critical locations. Using the static failure analysis estimate the factor of safety. OA = 160 MPa, oB = -224 MPa.

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