H.W.2 A 60 mm wide by 8 mm thick steel plate is connectedto a gusset plate by a 20 mm diameter pin. If a load of P =70 kN is applied, determine the normal, shear, and bearingstresses in this connection.columnpin diameter = 20 mmgussetplatesteelplate70 kNpin60 mm8 mm platethickness

1)-Normal stress on surface area:Agross=60mm×8mmAgross=480mm2

H.W.2 A 60 mm wide by 8 mm thick steel plate is connected column o a gusset plate by a 20 mm diameter pin. If a load of P = 70 kN is applied, determine the normal, shear, and bearing pin diameter = 20 mm gusset plate stresses in this connection. steel plate 70 kN pin 60 mm 8 mm plate thickness

H.W.2 A 60 mm wide by 8 mm thick steel plate is connected column o a gusset plate by a 20 mm diameter pin. If a load of P = 70 kN is applied, determine the normal, shear, and bearing pin diameter = 20 mm gusset plate stresses in this connection. steel plate 70 kN pin 60 mm 8 mm plate thickness

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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