The connection shown below uses 1-inch-diameter Group A bolts with the threads not in the shear plane. No slip is permitted. Both the tension member and the gusset plate are A36 steel. These bolts have not been added to distribute loads in the filler and two fillers are used. Use LRFD for solution. What is the design strength for block shear in kip? Express your answer in two decimal places.

The connection shown below uses 1-inch-diameter Group A bolts with the threads not in the shear plane. No slip is permitted. Both the tension member and the gusset plate are A36 steel. These bolts have not been added to distribute loads in the filler and two fillers are used. Use LRFD for solution. What is the design strength for block shear in kip? Express your answer in two decimal places.

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Author:Segui, William T.

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Chapter3: Tension Members

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