Only do the part under the picture For the bracket from homework 2 shown below where l=100 mm, a=400 mm, t=10 mm,h=20 mm, F=50 N, OD=20 mm, ID=14 mm, determine the von Mises stresses at point Aand B. Note the tube is hollow with outer diameter OD and inner diameter ID.FABtubewallarmhodidCalculate the safety factor for the bracket in Problem 1 using the distortion-energy,maximum shear-stress, and maximum-normal stress theories. Comment on theirappropriateness. Assume it is a ductile material with S, = 400 MPa.

Given: The length, l = 100 mm = 0.1 m The length, a = 400 mm = 0.4 m The thickness, t = 10 mm = 0.01…

For the bracket from homework 2 shown below where l=100 mm, a=400 mm, t=10 mm, h=20 mm, F=50 N, OD=20 mm, ID=14 mm, determine the von Mises stresses at point A and B. Note the tube is hollow with outer diameter OD and inner diameter ID. F A B tube wall arm od id Calculate the safety factor for the bracket in Problem 1 using the distortion-energy, maximum shear-stress, and maximum-normal stress theories. Comment on their appropriateness. Assume it is a ductile material with S, 400 MPа.

For the bracket from homework 2 shown below where l=100 mm, a=400 mm, t=10 mm, h=20 mm, F=50 N, OD=20 mm, ID=14 mm, determine the von Mises stresses at point A and B. Note the tube is hollow with outer diameter OD and inner diameter ID. F A B tube wall arm od id Calculate the safety factor for the bracket in Problem 1 using the distortion-energy, maximum shear-stress, and maximum-normal stress theories. Comment on their appropriateness. Assume it is a ductile material with S, 400 MPа.

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Chapter8: Applications Of Plane Stress (pressure Vessels, Beams, And Combined Loadings)

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Problem 8.3.1P: A fire extinguisher tank is designed for an internal pressure of 825 psi. The tank has an outer...

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