Prob 01: An 18” depth beam is bolted to a 24” depth girder is connected similar to that in figure shown below. The diameter of the rivet is 20mm and the angles are each 100mm x 100mm x 12mm thick. For each bolt, assume that the allowable bearing stress is 220 MPa. Determine the allowable load P in KN on the connection. *show all the load P in kN for bearing stress Beam web thickness = 5mm Girder web thickness =

Prob 01: An 18” depth beam is bolted to a 24” depth girder is connected similar to that in figure shown below. The diameter of the rivet is 20mm and the angles are each 100mm x 100mm x 12mm thick. For each bolt, assume that the allowable bearing stress is 220 MPa. Determine the allowable load P in KN on the connection. *show all the load P in kN for bearing stress Beam web thickness = 5mm Girder web thickness =

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Author:Segui, William T.

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Chapter5: Beams

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