Thank you for passionately doing these videos. After I fell behind in my final semester of my senior year of a civil engineering degree… I needed these videos when I was in and thank you. Ill still watch it sometimes
Assuming both sides have an equal amount of bolts that would be 2143/2 bolts per side, dividing that by the 12000mm space available per side gives a space of 11.2mm per bolt. The bolts being 25mm in diameter means you're gonna need some stronger bolts to make it fit. :)
hi ,i somehow got exactly half your answers using a FBD , i drew it with two arrows down which were the number of bolts and the pressure force of bolt and the one arrow going up is the pressure force , i used the sum of Fy =0 and Fx=0 ,it looked something like this : PF-Number of bolts{pressure force of bolt)--Number of bolts{pressure force of bolt)=0 ,i am not sure how i have done this wrong as i have been using chegg,thank you for the video your very good at teaching
Thank you for passionately doing these videos. After I fell behind in my final semester of my senior year of a civil engineering degree… I needed these videos when I was in and thank you. Ill still watch it sometimes
Assuming both sides have an equal amount of bolts that would be 2143/2 bolts per side, dividing that by the 12000mm space available per side gives a space of 11.2mm per bolt. The bolts being 25mm in diameter means you're gonna need some stronger bolts to make it fit. :)
hi ,i somehow got exactly half your answers using a FBD , i drew it with two arrows down which were the number of bolts and the pressure force of bolt and the one arrow going up is the pressure force , i used the sum of Fy =0 and Fx=0 ,it looked something like this : PF-Number of bolts{pressure force of bolt)--Number of bolts{pressure force of bolt)=0 ,i am not sure how i have done this wrong as i have been using chegg,thank you for the video your very good at teaching
shouldn't here be an area for spherical part calculated with other radius, I mean r=2,25 - 2*0.0296 wchich includes the thickness of a spherical part?
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