Determine the maximum allowable tensile strength, Mechanical Engineering

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1. The linkage system below consists of two bars A & B plus 4 linkages. Each linkage has a square cross section. The allowable tensile strength of all members is 200 MPa, the allowable bearing stress for all members is 140 MPa.

a. Considering bearing stress between the 5 mm diameter pins and the linkages, determine the maximum allowable load P.

b. Considering the tensile strength of bar A, what is the maximum allowable load P.

c. If P = 10 kN, determine the maximum allowable diameter of the large pin in bar B.

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