The A36 tension member is connected with 6- 16 mm diameter bolt. The member is made of Plate PL 4"x8" or PL 12mmx200mm. Net reduction factor = 0.85, Fy 248MPA, Fu = 400 MPa. Calculate the following using ASD and LRFD method. 1. Tensile yield strength of the section. 2. Minimum tensile strength PL ½x 8 o o o

The A36 tension member is connected with 6- 16 mm diameter bolt. The member is made of Plate PL 4"x8" or PL 12mmx200mm. Net reduction factor = 0.85, Fy 248MPA, Fu = 400 MPa. Calculate the following using ASD and LRFD method. 1. Tensile yield strength of the section. 2. Minimum tensile strength PL ½x 8 o o o

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