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: 6 - 65° 30° (2) Bell crank (1) a Fi --8 mm Bracket 6 mm 6 mm Connection detail Determine the magnitude of the resultant reaction force acting at pin B. (in KN),

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: 6 - 65° 30° (2) Bell crank (1) a Fi --8 mm Bracket 6 mm 6 mm Connection detail Determine the magnitude of the resultant reaction force acting at pin B. (in KN),

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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