Example 6.13 A double angle tension member consists of ISA 90 x 90 x 12 mm @ 15.8 kg/m, connected on either side of gusset plate at each end. The axis of the member is horizontal and centre to centre distance between the end connections is 3 m. load 12 kN at its mid-span. Determine the safe axial tension which the member can carry in addition to the given point load, if 20 mm dia. rivets are used both at ends as well as along the length as tacking rivets. The member carries a point

Example 6.13 A double angle tension member consists of ISA 90 x 90 x 12 mm @ 15.8 kg/m, connected on either side of gusset plate at each end. The axis of the member is horizontal and centre to centre distance between the end connections is 3 m. load 12 kN at its mid-span. Determine the safe axial tension which the member can carry in addition to the given point load, if 20 mm dia. rivets are used both at ends as well as along the length as tacking rivets. The member carries a point

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Author:Segui, William T.

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Chapter10: Plate Girders

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