1. A W12x35 of A992 Grade 50 steel is connected through its flange with 7/8-inch- diameter bolts, as shown in the figure. Use the alternative value of U for the shear lag factor and compute a. The design tensile strength b. The allowable tensile strength TI

1. A W12x35 of A992 Grade 50 steel is connected through its flange with 7/8-inch- diameter bolts, as shown in the figure. Use the alternative value of U for the shear lag factor and compute a. The design tensile strength b. The allowable tensile strength TI

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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