As shown in Figure 7, members AC and BD are used to brace the pin-connected structure against a horizontal factored load of 12 kips. Both members are assumed to be tension members and not resist any compression force. For the load direction shown, member AC will resist the load in tension, and member BD will be unloaded. Select threaded rods of A36 steel for these members. Use the LRFD method. B 12 kips 40' 20'

As shown in Figure 7, members AC and BD are used to brace the pin-connected structure against a horizontal factored load of 12 kips. Both members are assumed to be tension members and not resist any compression force. For the load direction shown, member AC will resist the load in tension, and member BD will be unloaded. Select threaded rods of A36 steel for these members. Use the LRFD method. B 12 kips 40' 20'

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Author:Segui, William T.

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Chapter3: Tension Members

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