1- A structural analysis was done for the steel section whose shape and characteristics are shown below, and the outputs were arranged in the table below. Choose the appropriate amount, knowing that all numbers are in units (ksi, in). Sec Ag tw tf W16x100 29.4 0.585 0.985 Bolt (7/8 in) Maximum tensile force (P) that can be exerted Ti amount Effective cross- sectional area (Ae) Modulus M (MO) 635.04 O O O fy 36 584.3 fu D(bolt) 58 7/8 20.149 O P 0.85

1- A structural analysis was done for the steel section whose shape and characteristics are shown below, and the outputs were arranged in the table below. Choose the appropriate amount, knowing that all numbers are in units (ksi, in). Sec Ag tw tf W16x100 29.4 0.585 0.985 Bolt (7/8 in) Maximum tensile force (P) that can be exerted Ti amount Effective cross- sectional area (Ae) Modulus M (MO) 635.04 O O O fy 36 584.3 fu D(bolt) 58 7/8 20.149 O P 0.85

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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