A L 3 x 2 x ¼ is connected to a gusset plate via six bolts. The nominal diameter of the bolt is 0.25 inches, the pitch spacing is 1.75 inches, the gage spacing is 2 inches, and the thickness of the connection is (¼) inch. The yield stress is 50 Ksi and the ultimate stress is 60 Ksi. Consider section line (a-a') for the analysis. . a. What is the effective net area (Ae) of the angle section in inches2 [a-a']? (The shear lag factor is "0.80") b. What is the design tensile yielding strength in Kips for the steel member? c. What is the design tensile rupture strength in Kips for the steel member? d. What is the minimum Factor of Safety if a tensile load of 23 Kips is applied to the angle section?

A L 3 x 2 x ¼ is connected to a gusset plate via six bolts. The nominal diameter of the bolt is 0.25 inches, the pitch spacing is 1.75 inches, the gage spacing is 2 inches, and the thickness of the connection is (¼) inch. The yield stress is 50 Ksi and the ultimate stress is 60 Ksi. Consider section line (a-a') for the analysis. . a. What is the effective net area (Ae) of the angle section in inches2 [a-a']? (The shear lag factor is "0.80") b. What is the design tensile yielding strength in Kips for the steel member? c. What is the design tensile rupture strength in Kips for the steel member? d. What is the minimum Factor of Safety if a tensile load of 23 Kips is applied to the angle section?

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Chapter3: Tension Members

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