The plates in the figure below are each 3 inches by 0.5 inches in cross section. If the hole in each plate is 13/16 in diameter and the load p is 20 kips, determine the average tensile stress in the plate. Projected area(b)(а)Plug(c)(d)Figure 4-4 Stresses in a bolted connection: (a) shear through the bolt; (b) excessbearing (crushing) of the plate at the hole; (c) tension on the net section of the piate(d) end shear-out of the plate,ON STREC

Solution:- Given information: Cross section of plate =3×0.5 in Hole diameter, d=1316 in, and Load,…

The plates in the figure below are each 3 inches by 0.5 inches in cross section. If the hole in each plate is 13/16 in diameter and the load p is 20 kips, determine the average tensile stress in the plate.

The plates in the figure below are each 3 inches by 0.5 inches in cross section. If the hole in each plate is 13/16 in diameter and the load p is 20 kips, determine the average tensile stress in the plate.

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Plug
(c)
(d)
Figure 4-4 Stresses in a bolted connection: (a) shear through the bolt; (b) excess
bearing (crushing) of the plate at the hole; (c) tension on the net section of the piate
(d) end shear-out of the plate,
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