The type of joint used in wooden photo frarnes is O A. Mitre joint

Q: Roof Boit 200. 00 0N How mary MI4 10.9 bolts should be used in uths systen ?

A: Calculated number of bolt used.

Q: A fillet weld can be used to join which of the following joint types: *

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Q: efficiency of the joint ?

A: Given; Ratio of diameter of rivet to pitch of rivet is;  dp=0.22We have to find the tearing…

Q: Question 4: A riveted joint is shown in the figure which is used in the bridge to lock the wire, By…

A: Given

Q: why are some weld joints grooved?

A: Welding is a material joining process in which two or more parts are coalesced at their contacting…

Q: Analyze the truss using methods of joints

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Q: A fillet weld can be used to join which of the following joint types: * O All of the Mentioned

A: Fillet welding is the process of welding to weld the 2 metals at an angle or perpendicularly.

Q: swer the following: 1) Define the degree of freedom of a joint? 2) How many degrees of freedom does…

A: To define: 1) Define the degree of freedom of a joint?2) How many degrees of freedom does a c-joint…

Q: In which of the following joints, the connecting surfaces are inclined and not straight? O A Tlap…

A: For corner lap joint surface is inclined...

Q: Which one of them is permanently joint type  a) keyed joint  b) pinned joint  c) nut and bolt  d…

A: Keyed Joint: The Keyed joint is a detachable joint that is made up of key and keyways. These keys…

Q: /Q Draw sectional front view , side view and top view for zig-zag riveted ,double strap butt joint…

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Q: Output Input Figure.6: Universal joint or Hook’s joint.

A: As per our Q&A guidelines we are supposed to solve only first 3 subparts for a given question…

Q: what is the Design methods of connections and joints?

A: given; what is the design methods of connection and joints?

Q: 1.1 Brief description of work performed when welding a butt joint in a flat position 1.2The…

A: 1.1 Following steps and works are to be performed for welding a butt joint in a flat position:   1.…

Q: 1. Draw the FBD of member ADB 20 Il

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Q: What happens when the boards are bonded together?

A: When the boards are bonded together with an adhesive material, the mechanical interlocking mechanism…

Q: is the melting temperature range of soft soldering. a. 183°C-212°C b. 500°C-650°C c. 150°C-175°C d.…

A: Soft solder regularly incorporates a softening point run of 90 to 450 °C (190 to 840 °F; 360 to…

Q: Design a bolted joint to join the two members shown in the appropriate figure. Specify the number of…

A: See for similicity of design and calculation we take '4' bolt and class 9.8 bolt .Because 9.8 has…

Q: Find the eccentricity of the welded connection by using 5 mm fillet weld. -120 mm - 200 mm 400 mm X-…

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Q: Provides a method that may be used to the displacement of any joint on a truss?

A: The displacement of joints in a truss system always accompanied by the application of force and work…

Q: Which of the following joints is a permanent joint? O A. Bolted joint O B. Riveted joint O C. Welded…

A: Permanent joint: The joint ensures a rigid mechanical attachment to parts over the entire process of…

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Q: The following figure shows the connecting part of a suspension assembly. Impact on the part What is…

A: Manufacturing process Manufacturing process are the steps through which raw materials are…

Q: In which of the following welded joints do both the work pieces are in the same plane? O A. Lap…

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Q: 4) Which material cannot be weld using friction stir welding process?

A: Answer is Gold.

Q: Which of the following is true about soft-soldered joints?   a. High power is required.   b. Can…

A: Soldering: Soldering is a metal-to-metal joining procedure in which solder is melted and used to…

Q: Please give me another Welded connections sample problems and solutions as a revi

A: Q. Determine the design strength of the tension member and connection system shown below. The…

Q: The following are load diagrams for a bolted tension joint. Which diagram represent a joint that…

A: Answer: c) The sudden slope change represents the failure due to join separation.

Q: describe efficiency of riveted joint and design of boiler joint.

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Q: Which of the following is not a factor that strengthened soft solder joints? a. Solder composition…

A: Soft soldering is a technique for connecting metals that uses a Eutectic Tin/Lead Alloy.…

Q: What is the magnitude of the force on the structural member FD in kips?

A: Consider TDF, TCD, TCF, TBC, TBF, TEF, TAE and TAB are the values of forces in structure member DF,…

Q: asufficient safety, the ple stress on the rod is 2. Therod must be at

A: given:force F=50tonesstress σ=150kg/mm2length l=1000mm

Q: Find out degree of freedom ?number of link ,joint, must be indicted like as link symbol L and Joint

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Q: What is the difference between a prismatic joint and a revolute joint?

A: Joint: It is the connection between two or more than two parts at a common point. There are six…

Q: Q.1 Why is a special type of CV grease used to lubricate a Birfield/Rzeppa joint?

A: Note: Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If you want…

Q: What are the most important factors in designing joints?

A: There are many important factors when designing a joint to be brazed. Some of the more important…

Q: Why are some joints back gouged?

A: Gouging is important for any task related to welding when the operator removes material to get a…

Q: Draw the welding symbol from the following information.      SINGLE BEVEL BUTT WELD CONCAVE FACE…

A: To Draw the welding symbol from the following information.      SINGLE BEVEL BUTT WELD CONCAVE FACE…

Q: A constant velocity joint that is capable of in-and-out movement is a:   Select one: a. both…

A: Constant velocity (CV) joints are those joints that can facilitate the transmission of power from…

Q: If the base metal thickness is 3.2 mm, what will be tip size of the torch and what are acetylene and…

A: If the base metal thickness is 3.2 mm The tip size of the torch is 1/32" The acetylene pressure =…

Q: On what does the adequacy of fasteners used on built-up beams depend?

A: A built up beam is a  structural steel member that is made by welding or riveting rather than…

Q: Explain method of joints in detail.

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Q: Apply shape optimization analysis to make lightweight cotter joint.

A: INTRODUCTION : Cotter joint is used to connect two rods when it is subjected to the tensile or…

Q: if a weldment is heated to correct distort from welding, the maximum localized he

A: if a weldment is heated to correct distortion from welding, the maximum localized heat shall not…