Projected area given safe load which rivet can withstand against crushing Solution

STEP 0: Pre-Calculation Summary
Formula Used
Projected area = Safe load Joint/(Crushing stress)
Aprojected = Psafe/(σc)
This formula uses 3 Variables
Variables Used
Projected area - (Measured in Square Meter) - Projected area is the two dimensional area measurement of a three-dimensional object by projecting its shape on to an arbitrary plane.
Safe load Joint - (Measured in Newton) - Safe load Joint is the manufacturer's recommended maximum weight load for a line, rope, crane, or any other lifting device or component of a lifting device.
Crushing stress - (Measured in Pascal) - Crushing stress is a special type of localized compressive stress which occurs at the surface of contact of two members that are relatively at rest.
STEP 1: Convert Input(s) to Base Unit
Safe load Joint: 4.5 Kilonewton --> 4500 Newton (Check conversion here)
Crushing stress: 2.4 Megapascal --> 2400000 Pascal (Check conversion here)
STEP 2: Evaluate Formula
Substituting Input Values in Formula
Aprojected = Psafe/(σc) --> 4500/(2400000)
Evaluating ... ...
Aprojected = 0.001875
STEP 3: Convert Result to Output's Unit
0.001875 Square Meter -->1875 Square Millimeter (Check conversion here)
FINAL ANSWER
1875 Square Millimeter <-- Projected area
(Calculation completed in 00.004 seconds)

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24 Failure Due To Crushing Of Rivet Or Plate Calculators

Allowable crushing stress given strength of joint per pitch length of joint against crushing
Go Crushing stress = Strength of joint/(Number of Rivets Per Pitch*Rivet Diameter*Thickness of Plate)
Thickness of plates given strength of joint per pitch length of joint against crushing
Go Thickness of Plate = Strength of joint/(Number of Rivets Per Pitch*Crushing stress*Rivet Diameter)
Diameter of rivet given strength of joint per pitch length of joint against crushing
Go Rivet Diameter = Strength of joint/(Number of Rivets Per Pitch*Crushing stress*Thickness of Plate)
Number of rivets given strength of joint per pitch length of joint against crushing
Go Number of Rivets Per Pitch = Strength of joint/(Crushing stress*Rivet Diameter*Thickness of Plate)
Strength of joint per pitch length of joint against crushing
Go Strength of joint = (Number of Rivets Per Pitch*Crushing stress*Rivet Diameter*Thickness of Plate)
Allowable crushing stress given strength of joint per pitch length (single rivet)
Go Crushing stress = Strength of joint/(1*Rivet Diameter*Thickness of Plate)
Allowable crushing stress given strength of joint per pitch length (double rivet)
Go Crushing stress = Strength of joint/(2*Rivet Diameter*Thickness of Plate)
Allowable crushing stress given strength of joint per pitch length (triple rivet)
Go Crushing stress = Strength of joint/(3*Rivet Diameter*Thickness of Plate)
Thickness of plates given strength of joint per pitch length (single rivet)
Go Thickness of Plate = Strength of joint/(1*Crushing stress*Rivet Diameter)
Thickness of plates given strength of joint per pitch length (double rivet)
Go Thickness of Plate = Strength of joint/(2*Crushing stress*Rivet Diameter)
Strength of joint per pitch length of joint against crushing (triple rivet)
Go Strength of joint = (3*Crushing stress*Rivet Diameter*Thickness of Plate)
Thickness of plates given strength of joint per pitch length (triple rivet)
Go Thickness of Plate = Strength of joint/(3*Crushing stress*Rivet Diameter)
Strength of joint per pitch length of joint against crushing(single rivet)
Go Strength of joint = (1*Crushing stress*Rivet Diameter*Thickness of Plate)
Strength of joint per pitch length of joint against crushing(double rivet)
Go Strength of joint = (2*Crushing stress*Rivet Diameter*Thickness of Plate)
Diameter of rivet given strength of joint per pitch length (single rivet)
Go Rivet Diameter = Strength of joint/(1*Crushing stress*Thickness of Plate)
Diameter of rivet given strength of joint per pitch length (double rivet)
Go Rivet Diameter = Strength of joint/(2*Crushing stress*Thickness of Plate)
Diameter of rivet given strength of joint per pitch length (triple-rivet)
Go Rivet Diameter = Strength of joint/(3*Crushing stress*Thickness of Plate)
Allowable crushing stress given safe load which rivet can withstand against crushing
Go Crushing stress = Safe load Joint/(Rivet Diameter*Thickness of Plate)
Thickness of plates given safe load which rivet can withstand against crushing
Go Thickness of Plate = Safe load Joint/(Crushing stress*Rivet Diameter)
Diameter of rivet given safe load that rivet can withstand against crushing
Go Rivet Diameter = Safe load Joint/(Crushing stress*Thickness of Plate)
Safe load which rivet can withstand against crushing
Go Safe load Joint = Crushing stress*Rivet Diameter*Thickness of Plate
Allowable crushing stress given safe load which rivet can withstand for given projected area
Go Crushing stress = Safe load Joint/(Projected area)
Projected area given safe load which rivet can withstand against crushing
Go Projected area = Safe load Joint/(Crushing stress)
Safe load which rivet can withstand against crushing given projected area
Go Safe load Joint = Crushing stress*Projected area

Projected area given safe load which rivet can withstand against crushing Formula

Projected area = Safe load Joint/(Crushing stress)
Aprojected = Psafe/(σc)

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How to Calculate Projected area given safe load which rivet can withstand against crushing?

Projected area given safe load which rivet can withstand against crushing calculator uses Projected area = Safe load Joint/(Crushing stress) to calculate the Projected area, The Projected area given safe load which rivet can withstand against crushing formula is defined as the two-dimensional area measurement of a three-dimensional object by projecting its shape onto an arbitrary plane. Projected area is denoted by Aprojected symbol.

How to calculate Projected area given safe load which rivet can withstand against crushing using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Projected area given safe load which rivet can withstand against crushing, enter Safe load Joint (Psafe) & Crushing stress c) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Projected area given safe load which rivet can withstand against crushing calculation can be explained with given input values -> 1.9E+9 = 4500/(2400000).

FAQ

What is Projected area given safe load which rivet can withstand against crushing?
The Projected area given safe load which rivet can withstand against crushing formula is defined as the two-dimensional area measurement of a three-dimensional object by projecting its shape onto an arbitrary plane and is represented as Aprojected = Psafe/(σc) or Projected area = Safe load Joint/(Crushing stress). Safe load Joint is the manufacturer's recommended maximum weight load for a line, rope, crane, or any other lifting device or component of a lifting device & Crushing stress is a special type of localized compressive stress which occurs at the surface of contact of two members that are relatively at rest.
How to calculate Projected area given safe load which rivet can withstand against crushing?
The Projected area given safe load which rivet can withstand against crushing formula is defined as the two-dimensional area measurement of a three-dimensional object by projecting its shape onto an arbitrary plane is calculated using Projected area = Safe load Joint/(Crushing stress). To calculate Projected area given safe load which rivet can withstand against crushing, you need Safe load Joint (Psafe) & Crushing stress c). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Safe load Joint & Crushing stress and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.
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