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Fracture load = 56000lb
Radius=3 in
Compressive strength = (F/pi*(r)^2)
CS=630psi
I was wondering if I did it right. Thanks
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Fracture load = 56000lb
Radius=3 in
Compressive strength = (F/pi*(r)^2)
CS=630psi
I was wondering if I did it right. Thanks
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Formula is ok but your math is wrong.
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