Consider a circular hole in a plate with stresses σx = 22 MPa and σy = 102 MPa applied to the plate edges. Determine the magnitude of the maximum compressive stress in the plate.

Consider a circular hole in a plate with stresses σx = 16 MPa and σy = 85 MPa applied to the plate edges. Determine the magnitude of the maximum compressive stress in the plate.

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The beam has a rectangular cross section with D = 50 mm, d = 40 mm, r = 20 mm, and a thickness of 7 mm. If M = 23.3 N·m, determine the maximum normal stress at the section through the base of the fillets using Figures 14.24 and 25.

For the flat bar in Figure A of Table 14.3, let t = 9ρ and b = 16ρ. Using Neuber’s nomograph (Figure 14.10), determine the value of Scc for the case where the bar is subjected to bending.

The notched bar is subjected to a bending moment of M = 1,290 N·m. The major bar width is D = 360 mm, the minor bar width at the notches is d = 288 mm, and the radius of each notch is r = 4 mm. If the maximum bending stress in the bar must not exceed 76 MPa, determine the minimum required bar thickness using Neuber’s nomograph (Table 14.3 and Figure 14.10).

Consider a circular hole in a plate with stresses σx = 20 MPa and σy = 93 MPa applied to the plate edges. Determine the magnitude of the maximum compressive stress in the plate.

The tension member has a rectangular cross section with D = 65 mm, d = 50 mm, r = 7.5 mm, and a thickness of 2 mm. If P = 3.6 kN, determine the maximum normal stress at the section through the base of the fillets using Figure 14.16.

For the flat bar in Figure A of Table 14.3, let t = 4ρ and b = 25ρ. Using Neuber’s nomograph (Figure 14.10), determine the value of Scc for the case where the bar is subjected to bending.

For the flat bar in Figure A of Table 14.3, let t = 4ρ and b = 9ρ. Using Neuber’s nomograph (Figure 14.10), determine the value of Scc for the case where the bar is subjected to bending.