Determine the maximum tensile stress in the bracket at section a–a when the load P = 70 kN is applied at x = 300 mm. HUTOSİKLETGİREMEZess Trans XPlane Strain and F x6 Thin Walled Press X6 Principal Stress ar X6 I Beam Stressmpt=165345&page=1rkçe (tr) -Determine the maximum tensile stress in the bracket at sectiona-a when the load P = 70 kN is applied at x = 300 mm.aplanmadı15 mmnden15 mm200 mm150 mmşaretleLütfen birini seçin:a. 41.33 MPab. NoneC. 61.67 MPad. 88.33 MPae. 38.33 MPa

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Determine the maximum tensile stress in the bracket at section a–a when the load P = 70 kN is applied at x = 300 mm.

HUTOSİKLET
GİREMEZ
ess Trans X
Plane Strain and F x
6 Thin Walled Press X
6 Principal Stress ar X
6 I Beam Stress
mpt=165345&page=1
rkçe (tr) -
Determine the maximum tensile stress in the bracket at section
a-a when the load P = 70 kN is applied at x = 300 mm.
aplanmadı
15 mm
nden
15 mm
200 mm
150 mm
şaretle
Lütfen birini seçin:
a. 41.33 MPa
b. None
C. 61.67 MPa
d. 88.33 MPa
e. 38.33 MPa

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