Problem 4: In the tension member connected to a gusset plate as shown below. Determine the value of b so that the net width along the rivets 1-2-3-4 is equal to the net width along 1-2-4. Then solve for the most critical net area. Use 30 mm diameter bolts and Table 510.3.3 for Nominal Hole Dimensions, mm. Gusset plate b - 100mm 400mm 100mm 100mm 12mm 150mm (Table 510.3.3) Nominal Hole Dimensions, mm Bolt Short-Slot Long-Slot Standard Oversize Diameter (Width x (Width x (Dia) (Dia) Length) Length) M16 18 20 18 x 22 18 x 40 M20 22 24 22 x 26 22 x 50 M22 24 28 24 x 30 24 x 55 M24 27(a) 30 27 x 32 27 x 60 M27 30 35 30 x 37 30 x 67 M30 33 38 33 x 40 33 x 75 ≥M36 d+3 d+8 (d+3) x (d+10) (d +3) x 2.5 d (a) Clearance provided allows the use of a M30 bolt if desirable. Z+ 60mm

Problem 4: In the tension member connected to a gusset plate as shown below. Determine the value of b so that the net width along the rivets 1-2-3-4 is equal to the net width along 1-2-4. Then solve for the most critical net area. Use 30 mm diameter bolts and Table 510.3.3 for Nominal Hole Dimensions, mm. Gusset plate b - 100mm 400mm 100mm 100mm 12mm 150mm (Table 510.3.3) Nominal Hole Dimensions, mm Bolt Short-Slot Long-Slot Standard Oversize Diameter (Width x (Width x (Dia) (Dia) Length) Length) M16 18 20 18 x 22 18 x 40 M20 22 24 22 x 26 22 x 50 M22 24 28 24 x 30 24 x 55 M24 27(a) 30 27 x 32 27 x 60 M27 30 35 30 x 37 30 x 67 M30 33 38 33 x 40 33 x 75 ≥M36 d+3 d+8 (d+3) x (d+10) (d +3) x 2.5 d (a) Clearance provided allows the use of a M30 bolt if desirable. Z+ 60mm

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Chapter3: Tension Members

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