SOLUTION: a simple stress problem
The end chord off a timber truss is framed into
the bottom chord as shown in the figure. Neglecting
friction, (a) Compute
dimension “b” if the
allowa
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Question 1087437: a simple stress problem
The end chord off a timber truss is framed into
the bottom chord as shown in the figure. Neglecting
friction, (a) Compute
dimension “b” if the
allowable shearing
stress is 900 kPa
and (b) determine
dimension “c” so that
bearing stress does
not exceed 7 MPa.
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