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FIGURE P3-19 aSection The brass bar shown in Fig. P3-20, which has a uniform cross-sectional area of 2 in.2, is subjected to the forces shown. Determine the total deformation of the bar. The modulus of elasticity of brass is E = 17 x 102 ksi. si 40 kips 30 kips 30 kips CI 2ft . (4ft -tl 3 ft FIGURE P3-20
Q2. Determine the effective net area of a channel section C15 x 50 (A36 steel) with two lines of 4-in bolts in its web (four in a line 4-in on center) as shown in Fig. Q2. The properties of the channel are as follows: A 14.7 in2, d 0.65 in, I 404 in, Iy 11.0 in, = 0.799 in. = 15.0 in, tw = 0.716 in, br = 3.72 in, t - (25%) ELEVATION $4 in 2 in 2 in...
S- Section FIGURE P3.2-3 APL⅜x6tension member is steel is A36. Assume that A, A, and compute the following. a. The design strength for LRFD. b. The allowable strength for ASD. 32-4 APLx6 tension member is welded to a gusset plate as shown in Figure P3.2-4. The :and compute 3.2-4 ameter bolts, as shown A,A, and compute the FIGURE P3.2-4 ion member shown in Figure P3.2.5 is a PL tax 8 of A36 steel. The mem- ted to a gusset plate...
Problem 1: Compute the maximum service axial compression load permitted on the built-up cross-section of the accompanying figure. The load is 30% dead load and 70% live load. The steel used is A992, and the effective lengths are (KL), = 14 ft and (KL), = 42 ft. 3/8x 18 3/8 x 32 3/8 x 18
5. A built-up section consists of two MC18 x 42.27 identical channels placed back to back and two plates PL % x 16 as shown in Fig. Q5. The section is subjected to axial loads P= 100 k and P check. Properties of each channel is as follows: A= 12.6 in2, d = 18.00 in, I,= 554 in*, I 14.3in, = 0.877 in. Use steel with F,= 50 ksi. 300 k. Is this section satisfactory for the given loads? Use...
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Problems 97 3.8 22. Determine the effective net areas of the sections shown by using the U values given in Table 3.2 of this chapter. Assume three bolts in a line 3 L8 X 4 X 4 1 in bolts 4 in 4 in 4 in 6 in FIGURE P3-20 21. Determne the effective net area of the MC12 X 40 shown. Assume the holes are for 7/8 in bolts. (Ans. 9.02 in it
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Section 2-3 Shear Stresses 6. In the bolted connection of Fig. 2-8, assume that the bolts are , in. in diameter and that the allowable shear stress for the bolts is 14,500 psi. Based on bolt shear only, compute the safe allowable load P that may be applied 7. Compute the force required to punch a 1 in. diameter hole through a ½ in, thick boiler plate. The ultimate shear strength for the material is 42,000 psi. 8....
1. The section of the sealed joint shown in Fig. Q.1 is loaded by P 6.0 kip. The members have E-16 Mps, All bolts have been carefully preloaded to F. 25 kip a. If hardened-steel washers (American Standard, Narrow) are to be used under the head and nut, what length of bolts should be used (round up to the nearest 0.1 in)? (8 pts) b. Find kb, km (using 30° cone) and C. (24 pts) c Using the modifed Goodman...
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The section of the sealed joint shown in Fig. Q.1 is loaded by P 6.0 kip. The members have E-16 Mpsi. All bolts have been carefully preloaded to Fi 25 kip each. a. If hardened-steel washers (American Standard, Narrow) are to be used under the head and nut, what length of bolts should be used (round up to the nearest 0.1 in)? (8 pts) b. Find kb, Km (using 30° cone)...
Problem No. 1: (25 points) Compute the capacity of the connection shown in Fig. 1 under tensile loading. The connection is in between a C10x25 (channel section) and aL6x4x 3/4 angle with 3/4" @bolts at the longer side of the angle C10x25, A36 Steel L6 x4x 3/4, A36 Steel 1.5" 3" 3/4 ibolts 1.5 1.5 1.5" 1.5" C10x25, A36 Steel 1.5 3" 339 Fig.1 15:
Problem No. 1: (25 points) Compute the capacity of the connection shown in Fig. 1...