The press shown is used to enhance the hydraulic pressure in cavity E by the use of the piston attached at pin D. Determine the magnitude of the force applied by the machine to the piston at D if load P is applied at C, in the vertical direction. A and D are at the same height. Load Pis 500 lbf. 500 mm 200 mm 30 60°

The press shown is used to enhance the hydraulic pressure in cavity E by the use of the piston attached at pin D. Determine the magnitude of the force applied by the machine to the piston at D if load P is applied at C, in the vertical direction. A and D are at the same height. Load Pis 500 lbf. 500 mm 200 mm 30 60°

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Chapter5: Three-dimensional Equilibrium

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