Rigid bar ABC is supported by pin-connected bar (1). Bar (1) is 1.625 in. wide and 1.125 in. thick, and made of aluminum that has an elastic modulus of E= 10,200 ksi. Assume that a = 21 in., b = 36 in., c = 15 in., and d = 26 in. Determine the maximum magnitude of load P that can be applied to the rigid bar without causing member (1) to buckle. P A Answer: P = i a D (1) b B !lb с

Rigid bar ABC is supported by pin-connected bar (1). Bar (1) is 1.625 in. wide and 1.125 in. thick, and made of aluminum that has an elastic modulus of E= 10,200 ksi. Assume that a = 21 in., b = 36 in., c = 15 in., and d = 26 in. Determine the maximum magnitude of load P that can be applied to the rigid bar without causing member (1) to buckle. P A Answer: P = i a D (1) b B !lb с

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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