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//Strength Of Material By G.H.Ryder
//Chapter 1
//Example 5
// To Calulate the maximum laod which can be carried
m1=100; //mass of cage , Unit in Kg
m2=0.9; //mass of rope, Unit in Kg/m
l2=25; //lenght of ropewire, Unit in m
n=49; //No. of wires
D2=1.6; //Diameter of each wire, Unit in mm
StressAll=90;// Max allowable stress, Unit in N/mm^2
E=70,000;// Young's Modulus for rope, unit in N/mm^2
h=10; //height from which lift is dropped , Unit in cm
AreaOfRope=%pi*n*(D2^2)/4; //Unit in mm^2
g=9.8; //Acceleration due to Gravity, Unit in m/sec^2
StressInitial=(m1+m2*l2)/AreaOfRope; //Initial stress unit in N/mm^2
StressImpact=StressAll-StressInitial; // Increase stress due to Impact, Unit in N/mm^2
P=StressImpact*AreaOfRope/g; //Equivalent static load,Unit in Kg
x=StressImpact*l2*100/E //Entension, Unit in cm
W=P*x/(2*(h+x)) //max load that can be dropped, Unit in Kg
printf("The maximum load which can be carried is %f Kg",W)
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