SITUATION 14: A PL 300 x 20 mm is to be connected to two plates of the same material with half the thickness by 25 mm Ø rivets as shown in the figure. The rivet holes have a diameter 2 mm larger than the rivet diameter. The plate is A36 steel with Fy= 250 MPa, allowable tensile stress of 0.60Fy and allowable bearing stress of 1.35Fy. The rivets are A502, Grade 2, hotdriven rivets with allowable shear stress of 150 MPa. 25 mm Ø rivets + + PL 300x20 P/2 P P/2 PL 300x10 43. Which of the following most nearly gives the max. load in kN that can be applied to the connection without exceeding the allowable shear stress in the rivets? a. 675 KN b. 490 KN c. 598 KN d. 790.5 kN 44. Which of the following most nearly gives the max. load in kN that can be applied to the connection without exceeding the allowable bearing stress between the plates and the rivets? a. 490 KN b. 675 KN c. 598 KN d. 790.5 kN 45. Which of the following most nearly gives the max. load in kN that can be applied to the connection without exceeding the allowable tensile strength of the plates? a. 490 KN b. 598 kN c. 675 KN d. 790.5 Kn
SITUATION 14: A PL 300 x 20 mm is to be connected to two plates of the same material with half the thickness by 25 mm Ø rivets as shown in the figure. The rivet holes have a diameter 2 mm larger than the rivet diameter. The plate is A36 steel with Fy= 250 MPa, allowable tensile stress of 0.60Fy and allowable bearing stress of 1.35Fy. The rivets are A502, Grade 2, hotdriven rivets with allowable shear stress of 150 MPa. 25 mm Ø rivets + + PL 300x20 P/2 P P/2 PL 300x10 43. Which of the following most nearly gives the max. load in kN that can be applied to the connection without exceeding the allowable shear stress in the rivets? a. 675 KN b. 490 KN c. 598 KN d. 790.5 kN 44. Which of the following most nearly gives the max. load in kN that can be applied to the connection without exceeding the allowable bearing stress between the plates and the rivets? a. 490 KN b. 675 KN c. 598 KN d. 790.5 kN 45. Which of the following most nearly gives the max. load in kN that can be applied to the connection without exceeding the allowable tensile strength of the plates? a. 490 KN b. 598 kN c. 675 KN d. 790.5 Kn
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