SITUATION III: The cross section of a tension member is shown below: Use Fy=275 MPa, Fu=400 MPa. 25 350 16 mm o 30 25 350 12. Compute for the gross area of the cross section. a. 28 000 mm? C. 23 490 mm? b. 29750 mm² d. 23000 mm? 13. Compute for the allowable tensile capacity due to yielding. a. 4698.00 kN C. 4610.78 kN b. 4654.39 kN d. 6706.59 kN 14. Compute for effective net area if shear lag factor is 0.90. Diameter of holes is 3mm more than that of bolts. b. 29750 mm? d. 23000 mm? a. 28 000 mm? C. 23 490 mm?

SITUATION III: The cross section of a tension member is shown below: Use Fy=275 MPa, Fu=400 MPa. 25 350 16 mm o 30 25 350 12. Compute for the gross area of the cross section. a. 28 000 mm? C. 23 490 mm? b. 29750 mm² d. 23000 mm? 13. Compute for the allowable tensile capacity due to yielding. a. 4698.00 kN C. 4610.78 kN b. 4654.39 kN d. 6706.59 kN 14. Compute for effective net area if shear lag factor is 0.90. Diameter of holes is 3mm more than that of bolts. b. 29750 mm? d. 23000 mm? a. 28 000 mm? C. 23 490 mm?

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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