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What force, positioned at the midspan, will cause the femur bone is shown in fig. 4 (i) to fracture? Assume the bone is simply supported
What force, positioned at the midspan, will cause the femur bone is shown in fig. 4 (i) to fracture? Assume the bone is simply supported and that the fracture stress is 250 MPa. Delete the effects of bone marrow and consider that the bone and the marrow cavity are circular.
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Electric Machinery
Authors: Charles Kingsley, Jr, Stephen D. Umans
6th Edition
71230106, 9780073660097, 73660094, 978-0071230100
