Problem 2 The landing gear of an aircraft is depicted in Figure below. What are the required pin diameters at A and B. Given: Maximum usable stress of 28 ksi in shear. Assumption: Pins act in double shear. -16 in. - B 16 in. 4 in. 15° 16 in. 10 kips

Problem 2 The landing gear of an aircraft is depicted in Figure below. What are the required pin diameters at A and B. Given: Maximum usable stress of 28 ksi in shear. Assumption: Pins act in double shear. -16 in. - B 16 in. 4 in. 15° 16 in. 10 kips

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Problem 2 The landing gear of an aircraft is depicted in Figure below. What are the required pin
diameters at A and B. Given: Maximum usable stress of 28 ksi in shear. Assumption: Pins act
in double shear.
- 16 in. -
B XO
16 in.
4 in.
16 in.
10 kips

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