Fig.Q4 shows an overhead lift device. If a 2500N force is suspended from the top boom while the mechanism is stationary. The top boom weighs 360 N and the weight of the cylinder is negligible. Determine: a. The force required in the cylinder. b The pressure In the cylinder with diameter 50mm C. The reaction forces on the ground at noint O if the vertical column weights 500N.

Fig.Q4 shows an overhead lift device. If a 2500N force is suspended from the top boom while the mechanism is stationary. The top boom weighs 360 N and the weight of the cylinder is negligible. Determine: a. The force required in the cylinder. b The pressure In the cylinder with diameter 50mm C. The reaction forces on the ground at noint O if the vertical column weights 500N.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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