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roboemperor
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I have a hydraulic cylinder that can lift up to 3 metric tons and I want to attach it to an arm.
The bracket is in a rigid U shape (right angles only, no round corners), with a round pin going through it.
At first I thought it'd be a simple bending stress calculation, but there is a giant hole in the bracket for where the pin will be inserted.
So... how should I approach this problem? How do you calculate how much weaker the bracket will be with the pin hole?
The bracket is in a rigid U shape (right angles only, no round corners), with a round pin going through it.
At first I thought it'd be a simple bending stress calculation, but there is a giant hole in the bracket for where the pin will be inserted.
So... how should I approach this problem? How do you calculate how much weaker the bracket will be with the pin hole?