SITUATION B. Given the connection below bolted with 7/8-in diameter bolts, solve for the design tensile strength and the allowable strength considering the following members. Analyze the members separately. Assume U=0.85 and U=0.82 for the W-section and L-section, respectively. Consider block shear. 4. A992 W12x96 5. A36 L4x4x3/4 W12x96 3" 3" -P L4x4x3/4 bf/2 3"

SITUATION B. Given the connection below bolted with 7/8-in diameter bolts, solve for the design tensile strength and the allowable strength considering the following members. Analyze the members separately. Assume U=0.85 and U=0.82 for the W-section and L-section, respectively. Consider block shear. 4. A992 W12x96 5. A36 L4x4x3/4 W12x96 3" 3" -P L4x4x3/4 bf/2 3"

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Chapter3: Tension Members

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