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Pin d=20 mm, P=80 kN, double shear. τ?
1. Area
A=π×10²=314 mm², two planes.
2. τ
80000/(2×314)=127 MPa.
Answer: τ ≈ 127 MPa
Pin d=20 mm, P=80 kN, double shear. τ?
1. Area
A=π×10²=314 mm², two planes.
2. τ
80000/(2×314)=127 MPa.
Answer: τ ≈ 127 MPa
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