Stress in an Axially Loaded Member\ The tensile link,

5mm

thick, shown in Fig. 10.9 (a) is flat and carrics an axial load of

P=1350N

.\ Compute the tensile stress at sections 1 and 2 of the link.\ This link is to be made of plastic. From the list of common plastics listed below, select an appropriate material.\ For your choice of material from (b), what is the maximum load,

P_(mer )

that can be carried by the link?\ \\\\table[[Plaste,Mnerial Acrutyx,Alovabie 5tisss (IHFa)],[Hizh-ders ty pelyethylere,HDFE,15],[Polyearbonse,FC.,55],[Palyprosfite,EF,25],[High-impast bobstrees,HIPS,30]]

Stress in an Axially Loaded Member The tensile link, 5mm thick, shown in Fig. 10.9 (a) is flat and carries an axial load of P=1350N - Compute the tensile stress at sections 1 and 2 of the link. - This link is to be made of plastic. From the list of common plastics listed below, select an appropriate material. - For your choice of material from (b), what is the maximum load, Pmar that can be carried by the link