Select the lightest C section that will safely support the service tensile loads PD=89 kN and PL = 150 kN. The member is to be 3.60 m long and is assumed to have only a transverse weld at the end of the channel. A36 steel is used. Use A36 steel. Ignore block shear. (Key Answer: LRFD, C150x16; ASD, C150x16

Select the lightest C section that will safely support the service tensile loads PD=89 kN and PL = 150 kN. The member is to be 3.60 m long and is assumed to have only a transverse weld at the end of the channel. A36 steel is used. Use A36 steel. Ignore block shear. (Key Answer: LRFD, C150x16; ASD, C150x16

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Chapter3: Tension Members

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