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The design below is used for a bridge construction. All parts of the assembly are made of ASTM A36 steel and are welded with an E60 electrode. The resultant force, fR is most likely:         5094 lb/in     5030 lb/in     4458 lb/in     2641 lb/in

The design below is used for a bridge construction. All parts of the assembly are made of ASTM A36 steel and are welded with an E60 electrode. The resultant force, fR is most likely:         5094 lb/in     5030 lb/in     4458 lb/in     2641 lb/in

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The design below is used for a bridge construction. All parts of the assembly are made of ASTM A36 steel and are welded with an E60 electrode. The resultant force, fR is most likely:

 

 

   

5094 lb/in
   

5030 lb/in
   

4458 lb/in
   

2641 lb/in
QUESTION 11 The design below is used for a bridge construction. All parts of the assembly are made of ASTM A36 steel and are welded with an E60 electrode. The resultant force, fR is most likely: Rigid surface- Identify required fillet weld dimens f 4-in Schedule 40 steel pipe OD = 4.50 in 20 in O 5094 lb/in O 5030 lb/in O 4458 lb/in O 2641 lb/in P 4000 lb P 6 in
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 11 The design below is used for a bridge construction. All parts of the assembly are made of ASTM A36 steel and are welded with an E60 electrode. The resultant force, fR is most likely: Rigid surface- Identify required fillet weld dimens f 4-in Schedule 40 steel pipe OD = 4.50 in 20 in O 5094 lb/in O 5030 lb/in O 4458 lb/in O 2641 lb/in P 4000 lb P 6 in
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