Ferd plate Q3// Figure.3 show the arrangement of a support bracket where the detachable plate is secured to the fixed plate by six (M20) bolt. The bracket is required to support the (40 KN) load as indicated .Determine i. Detachet Factor of safety of the bolted connection .Assume that the bolt material has a yield stress of (160 N/mm') in shear (25 marks) S00 blacto Fig. 3

Ferd plate Q3// Figure.3 show the arrangement of a support bracket where the detachable plate is secured to the fixed plate by six (M20) bolt. The bracket is required to support the (40 KN) load as indicated .Determine i. Detachet Factor of safety of the bolted connection .Assume that the bolt material has a yield stress of (160 N/mm') in shear (25 marks) S00 blacto Fig. 3

Mechanics of Materials (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter11: Columns

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Problem 11.4.2P: A cantilever aluminum column has a square tube cross section with an outer dimension of 150 mm. The...

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