SITUATION. Refer to the figure. L1 L2 C L3 W B. O Zoom image Typical Connection Given: Dimensions L1 = 1.8 m L2 = 1.2 m L3 = 1.8 m Rigid Bar AD = 100 mm wide x 12 mm thick Strut BC = 80 mm wide x 10 mm thick Allowable Bolt Shear Stress = 60 MPa What is the allowable load, W (kN), if the allowable compressive stress in strut BC is 82 MPa? O 46.4 39.3 27.8 65.6 O O O

SITUATION. Refer to the figure. L1 L2 C L3 W B. O Zoom image Typical Connection Given: Dimensions L1 = 1.8 m L2 = 1.2 m L3 = 1.8 m Rigid Bar AD = 100 mm wide x 12 mm thick Strut BC = 80 mm wide x 10 mm thick Allowable Bolt Shear Stress = 60 MPa What is the allowable load, W (kN), if the allowable compressive stress in strut BC is 82 MPa? O 46.4 39.3 27.8 65.6 O O O

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