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NUCL 273 TEST 3 12/17/2010 Name: Student i.d. #: Problem 4 (EXTRA CREDIT): The bracket AB has a uniform thickness of 5/8 in. Calculate: 1) The reactions at the cross section where K and H are located. 2) The shear stress at stress elements located at K and H. 3) The normal stresses at K and H. 4) Draw Mohr's circles for K and H. 5) Obtain the maximum shear stresses.

          NUCL 273 TEST 3
12/17/2010
Name:
Student i.d. #:
Problem 4 (EXTRA CREDIT): The bracket AB has a uniform thickness of 5/8 in.
Calculate:
1) The reactions at the cross section where K and H are located.
2) The shear stress at stress elements located at K and H.
3) The normal stresses at K and H.
4) Draw Mohr's circles for K and H.
5) Obtain the maximum shear stresses.

NUCL 273 TEST 3
12/17/2010
Name:
Student i.d. #:
Problem 4 (EXTRA CREDIT): The bracket AB has a uniform thickness of 5/8 in.
Calculate:
1) The reactions at the cross section where K and H are located.
2) The shear stress at stress elements located at K and H.
3) The normal stresses at K and H.
4) Draw Mohr's circles for K and H.
5) Obtain the maximum shear stresses.

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Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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NUCL273 TEST 3 12/17/2010 Name: Student ID #: Problem 4 (EXTRA CREDIT): The bracket AB has a uniform thickness of 5/8 inch. Calculate: 1) The reactions at the cross section where K and H are located. 2) The shear stress at stress elements located at K and H. 3) The normal stresses at K and H. 4) Draw Mohr's circles for K and H. 3 kips, 0.75 m. 5) Obtain the maximum shear stresses. 30, 2.5 inches. A B 5 inches. 5 inches.