The solid 60 mm diameter bent rod is fixed at 0 and is made of AISI 1035 HR steel. For the loadin shown, determine the factor of safety against yielding at the location of ELEMENT H using; a) th Maximum Shear Stress theory and, b) the Henky-Von Mise, Distortion Energy theory. NOTE: All dimensions in mm.

The solid 60 mm diameter bent rod is fixed at 0 and is made of AISI 1035 HR steel. For the loadin shown, determine the factor of safety against yielding at the location of ELEMENT H using; a) th Maximum Shear Stress theory and, b) the Henky-Von Mise, Distortion Energy theory. NOTE: All dimensions in mm.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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