Answer:
I'm going to make a list of everything you need to consider for the supervision and design of the bridge.
1. the materials with which you are going to build it.
2. the length of the bridge.
3. The dynamic and static load to which the bridge will be subjected.
4. How corrosive is the environment where it will be built.
5.wind forces
6. The force due to possible earthquakes.
7. If it is going to be built in an environment where snow falls.
8. The bridge is unique,so the shape has a geometry that resists loads?.
9. bridge costs.
10. Personal and necessary machines.
11. how much the river grows
Answer:
c = 18.0569 mm
Explanation:
Strategy
We will find required diameter based on angle of twist and based on shearing stress. The larger value will govern.
Given Data
Applied Torque
T = 750 N.m
Length of shaft
L = 1.2 m
Modulus of Rigidity
G = 77.2 GPa
Allowable Stress
г = 90 MPa
Maximum Angle of twist
∅=4°
∅=4*
/180
∅=69.813 *10^-3 rad
Required Diameter based on angle of twist
∅=TL/GJ
∅=TL/G*
/2*c^4
∅=2TL/G*
*c^4
c=
∅
c=18.0869 *10^-3 rad
Required Diameter based on shearing stress
г = T/J*c
г = [T/(J*
/2*c^4)]*c
г =[2T/(J*
*c^4)]*c
c=17.441*10^-3 rad
Minimum Radius Required
We will use larger of the two values
c= 18.0569 x 10^-3 m
c = 18.0569 mm
Answer:
True
Explanation:
The tensile forces are small in most arches and usually negligible.
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Answer:
Technician B
Explanation:
The brakes can lockup due to the following reasons
1) Overheating break systems
2) Use of wrong brake fluid
3) Broken or damaged drum brake backing plates, rotors, or calipers
4) A defective ABS part, or a defective parking mechanism or proportioning valve
5) Brake wheel cylinders, worn off
6) Misaligned power brake booster component