A steel bar of rectangular cross-section (20 x 50 mm) carries a tensile load P and is attached to a support by means of a round pin of diameter 20 mm. The allowable stresses for the bar in tension and the pin in shear are σallow = 150 MPa and τallow = 75 MPa, respectively. What is the maximum permissible value of the load P?
A temperature stress is a function of
1. Coefficient of linear expansion
2. Temperature rise
3. Modulus of elasticity
4. Poisson’s ratio
The correct answer is
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