The bell crack mechanism shown in Figure is in equilibrium for an applied load of F, - 15KN at A and F2 at C. The pin at B has a diameter of 12mm. The thickness of the bell crank is 8mm while the support bracket has a thickness of 6mm. The bell crank and the support bracket each have an ultimate bearing strength of 550 MPa. a = 300 mm; b = 150 mm ; c = 100 mm ;e = 65° 30° (2) Bell crank (1) 8 mm Bracket 6 mm 6 mm Connection detail Determine the factor of safety of the bell crank at pin B with respect to the ultimate bearing strength.

The bell crack mechanism shown in Figure is in equilibrium for an applied load of F, - 15KN at A and F2 at C. The pin at B has a diameter of 12mm. The thickness of the bell crank is 8mm while the support bracket has a thickness of 6mm. The bell crank and the support bracket each have an ultimate bearing strength of 550 MPa. a = 300 mm; b = 150 mm ; c = 100 mm ;e = 65° 30° (2) Bell crank (1) 8 mm Bracket 6 mm 6 mm Connection detail Determine the factor of safety of the bell crank at pin B with respect to the ultimate bearing strength.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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