Q3 // Two 300 mm x 16 mm plates are riveted together with 25 mm diameter rivets double cover butt joint as shown in figure below. Find the max. allowable force P. If you know the allowable stresses (shear stress of bolts=80 MPa, tensile stress of plate=160 Mpa and bearing stress = 160 MPa).'

Q3 // Two 300 mm x 16 mm plates are riveted together with 25 mm diameter rivets double cover butt joint as shown in figure below. Find the max. allowable force P. If you know the allowable stresses (shear stress of bolts=80 MPa, tensile stress of plate=160 Mpa and bearing stress = 160 MPa).'

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Chapter3: Torsion

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Problem 3.5.12P: A solid aluminum bar (G = 27 GPa ) of diameter d = 40 mm is subjected to torques T = 300 N - m...

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Q3 // Two 300 mm x 16 mm plates
are riveted together with 25 mm
diameter rivets double cover butt
joint as shown in figure below. Find
the max. allowable force P. If you
know the allowable stresses (shear
stress of bolts=80 MPa, tensile
stress of plate=160 Mpa and bearing
stress = 160 MPa). *
300 m
pat
10 mm
16 mm
300 kN
100 kN
400 kN
Not of all above

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