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A brake band is used to slow down a shaft of diameter 18”. The tension F1 is 100 lbs and the tension F2 is 20 lbs. The angle of wrap is 90 degrees. The coefficient of friction is 0.25 and the width of the band is 2”. What is the torque provided by the band brake?
A solid 4” diameter, rod is welded to a metal piece as shown in the top view below. The rod is welded all around on the outside surface via a ¼” throat fillet weld. A rotational force is applied to the rod to cause a torsional stress. The weld resists the rotational force of 225 lbs. What is the shear stress in the weld?
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Based on the figure below, which of the following answers best describes the tolerances of part B?
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A beam of weight 100 lbs is supported by a tension cable. The dimensions are shown in the diagram below. What is the tension in the cable?
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The following image is a stress strain diagram for a steel material. Select the statement that is most true.
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A beam with a uniform rectangular cross section is subject to the loading shown below. The rectangular cross section has a length of 6” and a base of 2”. The maximum moment is 500 lb-ft. What is the maximum bending stress in this beam?
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