The piece of wood, 105mm by 105mm in cross section, contains a glued joint inclined at the angle 0 to the vertical. The working stresses are 20.3 MPa for wood in tension, 8.7 MPa for glue in tension, and 12.5 MPa for glue in shear. If 0 = 57°, determine the largest allowable axial force P in Newton

The piece of wood, 105mm by 105mm in cross section, contains a glued joint inclined at the angle 0 to the vertical. The working stresses are 20.3 MPa for wood in tension, 8.7 MPa for glue in tension, and 12.5 MPa for glue in shear. If 0 = 57°, determine the largest allowable axial force P in Newton

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Chapter12: Composite Materials

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