Problem 4. A tension member made of plate 12x1/2 is connected to a % inch thick gusset plate with bolts as shown in the figure. Bolt diameter is 1 inch. Both tension member and gusset plate are made of Grade 50 steel. (a) Find the net and effective areas of tension member. (b) Identify the maximum factored axial load that the tension member can carry. dolt 4@2inch 8 inch 4@2.5inch=10 inch PL 12x1/2 Cross section

Problem 4. A tension member made of plate 12x1/2 is connected to a % inch thick gusset plate with bolts as shown in the figure. Bolt diameter is 1 inch. Both tension member and gusset plate are made of Grade 50 steel. (a) Find the net and effective areas of tension member. (b) Identify the maximum factored axial load that the tension member can carry. dolt 4@2inch 8 inch 4@2.5inch=10 inch PL 12x1/2 Cross section

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