Situation 1- For the pin connection shown in Figure S56-021, the allowable shearing stress in the pin is 130 MPa, the allowable bearing stress between the pin at the plates is 340 MPa, and the allowable tensile stress in the rod in 120 MPa. 25. Determine the value of P without exceeding the allowable shearing stress in the pin, in kN. A. 183.8 В. 174.5 26. Determine the value of P without exceeding the allowable bearing stress, in kN. A. 212 kN B. 224 kN С. 196.3 D. 204.7 C. 246 kN D. 168 kN 27. Determine the value ofP without exceeding the allowable tensile stress in the rod. A. 124 kN В. 132 kN C. 115 kN D. 105 kN 30 mm Ø pin 12 mm thick 22 mm thick 35 mm Ø rod Figure S56-021

Situation 1- For the pin connection shown in Figure S56-021, the allowable shearing stress in the pin is 130 MPa, the allowable bearing stress between the pin at the plates is 340 MPa, and the allowable tensile stress in the rod in 120 MPa. 25. Determine the value of P without exceeding the allowable shearing stress in the pin, in kN. A. 183.8 В. 174.5 26. Determine the value of P without exceeding the allowable bearing stress, in kN. A. 212 kN B. 224 kN С. 196.3 D. 204.7 C. 246 kN D. 168 kN 27. Determine the value ofP without exceeding the allowable tensile stress in the rod. A. 124 kN В. 132 kN C. 115 kN D. 105 kN 30 mm Ø pin 12 mm thick 22 mm thick 35 mm Ø rod Figure S56-021

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