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The American Standard Channel section.
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3.6-5 Use load and resistance factor design and select an American StandardChannel shape to resist a factored tensile load of 180 kips. The length is15 ft, and there will be two lines of 7⁄8-in. diameter bolts in the web, asshown in Figure P3.6-5. Estimate the shear lag factor U to be 0.85. (In apractical design, once the member and bolt layout are selected, the valueof U could be computed and the member design could be revised if necessary.)Use A36 steel.
For the beam shown find the value of Force (F) Ib and maximum stress due to flexure (op ) psi if the shear force in bolts is 300Ib and the shear stress in beam 120psi. Spacing between bolts (S) =5in F s R aft 8ft in lin 10in
The clevis shown below, find the minimum bolt diameter and the minimum thickness of each yoke thatwill support a load P = 56 kips without exceeding a shearing stress of 54 ksi and bearing stress of 60 ksi.
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