.15. For the connection shown in the accompanying fig- ure, what is the maximum required design strength ORm? The load is 90% live load and 10% dead load. What weld size is indicated if E70 electrodes are used with the SMAW process? (b) Use AISC Manual Table 8-4, "Coefficients C for Eccentrically Loaded Weld Groups." 5" (130 mm) 6k (26 kN) (150 mm) A36 steel Problem 5.15

.15. For the connection shown in the accompanying fig- ure, what is the maximum required design strength ORm? The load is 90% live load and 10% dead load. What weld size is indicated if E70 electrodes are used with the SMAW process? (b) Use AISC Manual Table 8-4, "Coefficients C for Eccentrically Loaded Weld Groups." 5" (130 mm) 6k (26 kN) (150 mm) A36 steel Problem 5.15

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