Calculate the tightening torque for an SAE 5, ASTM449, 13UNC grade bolt with a diameter of 1/2 inch. Also determine the tensile stress and torsional stress. Indicate on the Mohr circle the principal stresses in the bolt and determine the factor of safety FS.

Calculate the tightening torque for an SAE 5, ASTM449, 13UNC grade bolt with a diameter of 1/2 inch. Also determine the tensile stress and torsional stress. Indicate on the Mohr circle the principal stresses in the bolt and determine the factor of safety FS.

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