The welded frame beam connection consists of the framing angle 100 x 75 x12.5mm and the column W12x 72. The welds are 9mm fillet welds made with E70 electrodes. All members are A36 steel.12.5 mma.) Determine Pu base on the capacityof the welds. Use LRFD designFactors.W 12x72Angular Section75 m18.7518.75AngularsectionAngularsection800

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The welded frame beam connection consists of the framing angle 100 x 75 x12.5mm and the column W12 x 72. The welds are 9mm fillet welds made with E70 electrodes. All members are A36 steel. 12.5 em a.) Determine Pu base on the capacity of the welds. Use LRFD design Factors. W 12x72 Augular Section 75 m 18.75 18.75 Angular section Angular section 800

The welded frame beam connection consists of the framing angle 100 x 75 x12.5mm and the column W12 x 72. The welds are 9mm fillet welds made with E70 electrodes. All members are A36 steel. 12.5 em a.) Determine Pu base on the capacity of the welds. Use LRFD design Factors. W 12x72 Augular Section 75 m 18.75 18.75 Angular section Angular section 800

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