Forces are applied at points A and B of the steel support AISI 1020 that can be seen in the figure. If the support has a diameter of 0.7 in, determine
Forces are appliet at points A and B of the steel support AISI 1020 that can be seen in the figure, if the support has a diameter of 07in, determine:
*The factor of safety point H, using the distortion energy theory
*The factor of safety point k, using shear stress theory maximun
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