Compute the design strength ($Pn) of the double angle tension member shown below for the following limit states: tensile yielding in the gross section • tensile rupture in the net section • block shear rupture Identify the controlling limit state. Note: • The angles conform to ASTM A36 • LLBB long legs back-to-back

Compute the design strength ($Pn) of the double angle tension member shown below for the following limit states: tensile yielding in the gross section • tensile rupture in the net section • block shear rupture Identify the controlling limit state. Note: • The angles conform to ASTM A36 • LLBB long legs back-to-back

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Chapter3: Tension Members

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