dont give the picture of solution . give it in text 5. Find the allowable strength of the welded connection with a minimum throat size shown below.Base metal: $275 Fy = 275N/mm² Fu = 430N/mm²Weld metal tensile strength: F = 480N/mm²[all dimensions are in mm]A-10mm thick gusset plate150125125-10mm thick gusset plate125VIEW A-Aa 125-PL 150x12PL 150x12-PL 150x12A

The thickness of the plate = 10 mm The yield strength of the base metal (Fy) = 275 N/mm2 The…

5. Find the allowable strength of the welded connection with a minimum throat size shown below. Base metal: $275 F₂ = 275N/mm² Fu = 430N/mm² Weld metal tensile strength: F = 480N/mm² [all dimensions are in mm] A -10mm thick gusset plate 150 125 125 -10mm thick gusset plate 125 VIEW A-A a 125 PL 150x12 PL 150x12 LPL 150x12 A

5. Find the allowable strength of the welded connection with a minimum throat size shown below. Base metal: $275 F₂ = 275N/mm² Fu = 430N/mm² Weld metal tensile strength: F = 480N/mm² [all dimensions are in mm] A -10mm thick gusset plate 150 125 125 -10mm thick gusset plate 125 VIEW A-A a 125 PL 150x12 PL 150x12 LPL 150x12 A

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Chapter7: Simple Connections

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