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A member is loaded by forces a, c and d as shown. The member is a hollow member with an outer radius of r0 and a wall thickness of t. The member is fixed at ground level where points F and G occur. Determine:
a) the normal and shear stress at point F.
b) the normal and shear stress at point G
Forces;
a = 30 (k), c= 14 (k), and d = 15 (k)
Dimensions:
e = 32 (in.), f = 16 (in.) , r0 = 4 (in.) and t = 0.125 (in.)
Point F:
The normal stress at point F is ______ (ksi)
The shear stress at point F is ______ (ksi)
Point G:
The normal stress at point G is ______ (ksi)
The shear stress at point G is _____ (ksi)
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