WiWz_FSTEMPART 1TABTABSTEMTABTABPART2BY NC SA2014 Michael SwanbomDimensions:WĄW2W3w10.5 in1.26 in0.53 in1.99 in1.05 in15l4l3l12.45 in1.74 in0.47 in1.67 in2.1 in Problem Statement:The assembly shown is symmetric about the line along which the force F is applied. The parts are close-fitting (i.e. the clearancebetween the parts when assembled may be assumed to be zero). Find the following stress values if the joint is loaded with a forceof F = 27 kips. For each case, make a sketch that illustrates the relevant stress area.(a) The normal stress in the stem of part 1(b) The normal stress in the stem of part 2(c) The shearing stress in the tabs of part 1(d) The shearing stress in the tabs of part 2(e) The bearing stress between the tabs of parts 1 and 2(f) The normal stress in part 1 at the cross-section indicated by the dotted lines.

Stress is the ratio of force and area.

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