Answer / Ramesh Thakur

The failure of a knuckle pin in a mechanical system often occurs due to excessive loading, fatigue, or corrosion. Excessive loading can cause the pin to shear or bend beyond its yield strength, resulting in failure. Fatigue failure occurs when the pin is subjected to cyclic loads over a period of time, causing microscopic cracks that eventually lead to failure. Corrosion can weaken the pin and reduce its load-bearing capacity, making it more susceptible to failure.

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