The control arm is subjected to the forces as shown in Figure 3.5 – 7. All dimensionsare in mm.30015010040°25 kN20 kNFigure 3.5 – 7A) Determine the stress on rod AB if it is 16 mm diameter.Select one:а. 106 MPаb.Р 112 МPас. 118 МPаd. 129 MPaB) Determine the required diameter of the pin at C if the maximum allowable shear stress is180 MPa in double shear.Select onea. 18 mmb. 16 mmc. 20 mmd. 12 mm

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The control arm is subjected to the forces as shown in Figure 3.5 – 7. All dimensions are in mm. TA 300 150 100 40° 25 kN 20 kN Figure 3.5 -7 A) Determine the stress on rod AB if it is 16 mm diameter. Select one: a. 106 MPa b.Р 112 МPа с. 118 МPа * d. 129 MPa B) Determine the required diameter of the pin at C if the maximum allowable shear stress is 180 MPa in double shear. Select one a 18 mm b. 16 mm c. 20 mm d. 12 mm

The control arm is subjected to the forces as shown in Figure 3.5 – 7. All dimensions are in mm. TA 300 150 100 40° 25 kN 20 kN Figure 3.5 -7 A) Determine the stress on rod AB if it is 16 mm diameter. Select one: a. 106 MPa b.Р 112 МPа с. 118 МPа * d. 129 MPa B) Determine the required diameter of the pin at C if the maximum allowable shear stress is 180 MPa in double shear. Select one a 18 mm b. 16 mm c. 20 mm d. 12 mm

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Chapter7: Analysis Of Stress And Strain

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