The plate shown in the figure 2.19 has a thickness of 12 mm. Diameter of bolts is 16 mm. A 36 steel is used with Fy= 248 MPa and F₂=400 MPa. Standard nominal hole diam. of 16 mm bolts = 17 mm. 12 mm 75 mm 75 mm 75 mm 75 mm Figure 2.19 300 mm Compute the minimum pitch "S" for which only two and one half bolts need b. subtracted at any one section in calculating the net area. = 0.75. Compute the effective net area of the section if the reduction factor u=1 Compute the allowable tensile strength of this section.

The plate shown in the figure 2.19 has a thickness of 12 mm. Diameter of bolts is 16 mm. A 36 steel is used with Fy= 248 MPa and F₂=400 MPa. Standard nominal hole diam. of 16 mm bolts = 17 mm. 12 mm 75 mm 75 mm 75 mm 75 mm Figure 2.19 300 mm Compute the minimum pitch "S" for which only two and one half bolts need b. subtracted at any one section in calculating the net area. = 0.75. Compute the effective net area of the section if the reduction factor u=1 Compute the allowable tensile strength of this section.

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Chapter7: Simple Connections

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