A steel angle is bolted to a gusset plate with three 20 mm diameter bolts, as shown in the figure. The bolt spacing is 75 mm and the end spacing is 35 mm. The plate and angle are of ASTM A36 steel, with a specified minimum yield stress of 250 MPa and a specified minimum tensile stress of 400 MPa. The angle is 102x102x9.5 mm. The gross area is 1850 square mm. The dimensions x(bar) and y(bar) are both equal to 28.7 mm. L102x102x9.5 mm 35 mm + 70 mm. -70 mm + Gusset Plate 20 mm diamter bolts

A steel angle is bolted to a gusset plate with three 20 mm diameter bolts, as shown in the figure. The bolt spacing is 75 mm and the end spacing is 35 mm. The plate and angle are of ASTM A36 steel, with a specified minimum yield stress of 250 MPa and a specified minimum tensile stress of 400 MPa. The angle is 102x102x9.5 mm. The gross area is 1850 square mm. The dimensions x(bar) and y(bar) are both equal to 28.7 mm. L102x102x9.5 mm 35 mm + 70 mm. -70 mm + Gusset Plate 20 mm diamter bolts

Steel Design (Activate Learning with these NEW titles from Engineering!)

6th Edition

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Author:Segui, William T.

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Chapter3: Tension Members

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 3.3.8P

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