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Cross section change and failure of tube
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[QUOTE="Spitfire199, post: 5508674, member: 598078"] Hey, working on something for a personal project and was wondering if you could point me in the right direction. I have a 47 inch hollow steel tube that I'm going to cut the end 6 inches into a half circle tube . I have a load of 200 lb at the top and am wondering how about I would quickly check if the tube will fail at the point where the cross section changes from a circle to a half circle. It should be simple but all my mechanics have lost me ha. So far i got support loadings and moments. Thinking I need to use the stress equation and moment of inertia ? Let me know if this doesn't make sense [/QUOTE]
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