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    1) The beam can withstand a maximum bending stress of 34.6kNm/230mm*70mm = 60MPa. 2) The maximum torque the shaft can transmit is 180MN/m^2 * π*(30mm)^2/4 = 113kNm. 3) The shear stress in each rivet is 2kN/6 rivets = 333kN/m^2. 4) Ductility is the ability of a material to plastically deform without fracturing, a brittle material fractures without much plastic deformation, and isotropic materials have the same physical properties in all directions. 5) The distance to the neutral axis from the base is 12mm

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    1) The beam can withstand a maximum bending stress of 34.6kNm/230mm*70mm = 60MPa. 2) The maximum torque the shaft can transmit is 180MN/m^2 * π*(30mm)^2/4 = 113kNm. 3) The shear stress in each rivet is 2kN/6 rivets = 333kN/m^2. 4) Ductility is the ability of a material to plastically deform without fracturing, a brittle material fractures without much plastic deformation, and isotropic materials have the same physical properties in all directions. 5) The distance to the neutral axis from the base is 12mm

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    1) The beam can withstand a maximum bending stress of 34.6kNm/230mm*70mm = 60MPa. 2) The maximum torque the shaft can transmit is 180MN/m^2 * π*(30mm)^2/4 = 113kNm. 3) The shear stress in each rivet is 2kN/6 rivets = 333kN/m^2. 4) Ductility is the ability of a material to plastically deform without fracturing, a brittle material fractures without much plastic deformation, and isotropic materials have the same physical properties in all directions. 5) The distance to the neutral axis from the base is 12mm

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    1.

    A beam of rectangular cross-section 70mm wide by 230mm deep (b=70mm


    and d=230mm) is required to withstand an external bending moment of
    34.6kNm. Calculate the maximum bending stress the beam is subjected to.

    2. A circular shaft has a diameter of 60mm. Calculate the maximum torque that
    can be transmitted by the shaft if the maximum allowable shear stress in the
    shaft is 180MN/m2

    3. Determine the shear stress in each rivet in a lap joint with single shear made
    with six rivets each of 5mm in diameter, when the joint is subjected to a shear
    force of 2kN

    4. Define the terms:

    Ductility
    Brittle Material
    Isotropic Materials

    5. Find the distance to the Neutral Axis (NA) from the base of the T-section
    shown in the figure below.

    106mm

    14mm

    A1

    124mm
    A2

    12mm
    The maximum and minimum perpendicular strains in a stressed component were found to be
    8.5x10-4 and 1.5x10-4. If E = 210 GN/m2 and  = 0.3, calculate the maximum and minimum
    stresses.

    Hint use:

    E
    σ x= ( ε x + νε y )
    1−ν 2
    E
    σ y= 2
    ( ε y + νε x )
    1−ν

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