Two C 380 x 60 channels are riveted together by a pair of 19 mmrivets. The maximum vertical shear is limited to 25.604 kN. Use t =100 MPa.PropertiesA = 7610 mm²I = 145x106mm*Xx = 19.8 mmLy = 3.82x10°mm%3Da) Determine the shear resistance per rivet.b) Determine the statical moment of area.c) Compute the spacing of the rivets along the length of the beam.

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Two C 380 x 60 channels are riveted together by a pair of 19 mm rivets. The maximum vertical shear is limited to 25.604 kN. Use t = 100 MPa. Properties x = 19.8 mm A = 7610 mm2 ly = 3.82x106mm* Iy = 145x10 mm %3D a) Determine the shear resistance per rivet. b) Determine the statical moment of area. c) Compute the spacing of the rivets along the length of the beam.

Two C 380 x 60 channels are riveted together by a pair of 19 mm rivets. The maximum vertical shear is limited to 25.604 kN. Use t = 100 MPa. Properties x = 19.8 mm A = 7610 mm2 ly = 3.82x106mm* Iy = 145x10 mm %3D a) Determine the shear resistance per rivet. b) Determine the statical moment of area. c) Compute the spacing of the rivets along the length of the beam.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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