A C8X11.5 single channel section is bolted to a gusset plate with M22 bolts. Assume A572 Gr.50 steel and 10mm gusset plate. Find the following values: The design block shear strength of the channel The allowable block shear strength of the gusset plate 30, 65 65 30 60 ооо 80 O O O 60 C8X11.5 (AISC Designation)

A C8X11.5 single channel section is bolted to a gusset plate with M22 bolts. Assume A572 Gr.50 steel and 10mm gusset plate. Find the following values: The design block shear strength of the channel The allowable block shear strength of the gusset plate 30, 65 65 30 60 ооо 80 O O O 60 C8X11.5 (AISC Designation)

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Chapter7: Simple Connections

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