Q3(): The pin B supports the 6 ft Load W= 9000 lb and connects horizontal cable with point A. If the pin C is subjected to double shear W 9 ft while pin at B is a single shear. The diameter of pin C is 1.5 in while the diameter of pin B is 0.8 in. Determine the shear stress at pins B and C. Also find the stress in the cable AB if its diameter is 0.5 in

Q3(): The pin B supports the 6 ft Load W= 9000 lb and connects horizontal cable with point A. If the pin C is subjected to double shear W 9 ft while pin at B is a single shear. The diameter of pin C is 1.5 in while the diameter of pin B is 0.8 in. Determine the shear stress at pins B and C. Also find the stress in the cable AB if its diameter is 0.5 in

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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