If two vehicles arrive at an uncontrolled intersection almost simultaneously, the driver of the car that arrived at the intersection last must give the right of way. The driver on the left has the right of way if you both arrive at the intersection at the same moment.
Which driver should yield at an uncontrolled T-intersection?
The driver of the car turning must give way to all oncoming cross traffic when two cars are approaching an uncontrolled "T" crossroads. You need to stop and give way to vehicles and pedestrians while entering a public road from a driveway or private road.
What is right of way?
When two vehicles or pedestrians are approaching from opposite directions, moving at a speed, and close enough to create a collision, one has the right to move forward legally before the other, unless the other gives way.
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Answer:
126984 cycles
Explanation:
Given data :
Sut = 530 MPa
f = 0.9
fully corrected Se = 210 MPa
using Miner's method attached below is the detailed solution of the given problem
when loaded with ± 225 MPa the number of cycles before it fails will be
≈ 126984
Answer:
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Explanation:
Given that:
The anchor shown is used to tie tower guy cables to the ground and is supported by a distributed force from the soil, which can be approximated as shown. The anchor also is subjected to the loads shown, where P1 = 5 kNand P2 = 3 kN . The anchor is made from aluminum with E = 69 GPa . It is a cylindrical rod with diameter d1 = 4 cm with three segments of length L = 2 m . One end of the rod is linearly tapered to a diameter of d2 = 2 cm.
a. Calculate the intensity of the reaction load, Po
b. Use the reaction found in Part A, po = 13 kN/m , and calculate the total change in length for the anchor.