1. A riveted lap joint is shown in the figure below. The rivets used are A502, Grade 2, hot-driven with diameter of 16mm. The steel is ASTM A501, 200mm wide and 10mm thick. Determine the safe value of P in all possible modes of failure and the allowable and ultimate value of P that the connection can resist. Use NSCP 2015 110 mm 10 mm

1. A riveted lap joint is shown in the figure below. The rivets used are A502, Grade 2, hot-driven with diameter of 16mm. The steel is ASTM A501, 200mm wide and 10mm thick. Determine the safe value of P in all possible modes of failure and the allowable and ultimate value of P that the connection can resist. Use NSCP 2015 110 mm 10 mm

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Chapter3: Tension Members

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