The two plates below are bolted together by three bolts with the head marking shown. The plates are then pulled apart, placing the bolts in shear. Neglecting any friction between the plates, what is the maximum shearing load P the joint can withstand if a factor of safety of 1.5 is desired with respect to yielding? Analyze only the bolts, not the plates. There are no threads in the shearing planes. For the bolt Sy=92ksi, Su=120 ksi, Sp=85ksi Fixed End in in- in in-20 UNC in I in in I in- 2층 in P

The two plates below are bolted together by three bolts with the head marking shown. The plates are then pulled apart, placing the bolts in shear. Neglecting any friction between the plates, what is the maximum shearing load P the joint can withstand if a factor of safety of 1.5 is desired with respect to yielding? Analyze only the bolts, not the plates. There are no threads in the shearing planes. For the bolt Sy=92ksi, Su=120 ksi, Sp=85ksi Fixed End in in- in in-20 UNC in I in in I in- 2층 in P

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Chapter7: Dry Friction

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