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(b) (20%) Page 78, Static Load Analysis. Moment (or Torque) = Force Distance.
(c) (40%) Again, Page 78, Static Load Analysis. Use the appropriate equilibrium
condition from the (3.3a) to solve the unknowns.
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(b) (20%) Page 181, step 5 of the Example 4-9 shows how to calculate the normal
bending stress and torsional shear stress at point A. The cross section properties
can be found on Appendix A (page 939-940).
(c) (10%) Section 4.3, page 141~143 shows the general steps to calculate the
principle stress. Page 181, step 6 of the Example 4-9 shows how the principle
stress is calculated in similar problem. Do not copy the result blindly since the
coordinates you used may not be exactly the same as the example used.
(d) (20%) Page 169, equation 4.15c shows how the maximum transverse shear stress
at the neutral axis of a round road is calculated. Point B is in pure shear. Example
4-9, step 7 shows how a similar case is analyzed.
(e) (10%) see hint C to find the principal stress value at the point B
(f) (20%) Determine the stress in the pedal screw. First, find the bending moment in
the screw from the rider-applied force. Calculate the maximum normal stress due
to bending in the screw. Is the maximum principal stress in the screw the
maximum normal stress? Why it is or why it is not?
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(b) (50%) The maximum principal stresses in the screw are also given by problem 4.3
solutions. For the von Mises stress and safety factor, look at Hint A.
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Ball bracket as
a cantilever
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