Question: Assignment # 6 5 2 points For the following problems, indicate the given values of P , A , or f and solve for the

Assignment #6
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For the following problems, indicate the given values of P,A, or f and solve for the missing value
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A wrought iron bar sustains a tensile force of 40kips. If the allowable tensile stress is 12ksi, what is
the required cross-sectional area of the bar? (4 pts.)
A short square timber post supports a load of 115 kips. If the allowable compressive stress is 1000
psi, what nominal-size square timber should be used? (5 pts.)
How much stress is on a steel bar with cross-sectional dimensions of 1.25''1.75'' while carrying a
tensile load of 82 kips? (5 pts.)
A steel bolt with a diameter of 0.75 in. is to be used in a joint similar to that in Figure 2.26b. What is
the maximum permissible load on the joint if the allowable shear stress in the bolt is 14ksi ?(5 pts.)
Determine the minimum cross-sectional area of a steel bar required to support a tensile force of 50
kips if the allowable tensile stress is 20 ksi. (4 pts.)
What axial load may be placed on a short timber post whose actual cross-sectional dimensions are
9.5''9.5'' if the allowable unit compressive stress in the wood is 1100 psi? (4 pts.)
A short concrete pier, 18''18'', supports an axial load of 150 kips. Based on allowable stress, Fc=
900, is the construction safe? (6 pts.)
What force must be applied to a steel bar that is 1in. square and 2ft long to produce an elongation
of 0.016 in.?(4 pts)
How much will a nominal 8''8'' Douglas fir post shorten under an axial compression load of 45kips
if the post is 12ft high? Use E=1500 ksi. (7 pts.)
A 12'' diameter round steel rod 40ft. long supports a load of 4 kips. How much will it elongate? (8
pts.)
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