Solve Normal Stress Problem: Width of 30kN Offset Link, 73MPa Max

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Homework Statement



An offset link supports a load of 30 kN as shown in figure 6. Determine its required width w if the total (combined) normal stress is not to exceed 73 MPa?

The cross section of the link is rectangular and has thickness of 40 mm

Homework Equations



stress= N/A

I have tried many different ways to solve this problem but end up hitting a wall! any help would be greatly appreciated :)
 

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hi ashley, welcome to pf

can't see the pic yet, they usually take a while to claar, what have you tried?
 
Hi lanedance,

I have tried using the shearforce formula: \tau=VQ/It but am unable to get any where...
 
without being able to see the pic... why are you finding shear stress? when you want to find normal stress (Force/Area)
 
wow how dumb do i look :P i have tried solving the question in every way i could think of but i am doing something wrong. I have used the normal shear formula but again to no avail.
Thanks for the help!
 

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