Compute the service load capacity P for the welded bracket of the accompanying figure. The load is 70% live load and 30% dead load. Neglect the returns at the outer ends of the C-shaped weld configuration. The weld size is 3/8" (9.53 mm) and E70 electrodes are used in the shielded metal arc process. Use strength analysis • Use elastic method 203.50 -285.75 -63.50 2-12.70 THK

Compute the service load capacity P for the welded bracket of the accompanying figure. The load is 70% live load and 30% dead load. Neglect the returns at the outer ends of the C-shaped weld configuration. The weld size is 3/8" (9.53 mm) and E70 electrodes are used in the shielded metal arc process. Use strength analysis • Use elastic method 203.50 -285.75 -63.50 2-12.70 THK

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Chapter8: Eccentric Connections

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