1. A splice plate shown in the figure consists of a 250 mm x 10 mm steel plate with 5 rivets having a diameter of holes to be 20 mm. A 36 specified worth Fy = 248.8 MPa. Minimum tensile strength Fu = 400 MPa. %3D Note: Ae = An mm 10 mm 50mm S0mm S0mm 50mm S0num 150 mm 30 63 75 mm mm mm

1. A splice plate shown in the figure consists of a 250 mm x 10 mm steel plate with 5 rivets having a diameter of holes to be 20 mm. A 36 specified worth Fy = 248.8 MPa. Minimum tensile strength Fu = 400 MPa. %3D Note: Ae = An mm 10 mm 50mm S0mm S0mm 50mm S0num 150 mm 30 63 75 mm mm mm

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1. A splice plate shown in the figure consists of a 250 mm x 10 mm steel plate with 5 rivets
having a diameter of holes to be 20 mm. A 36 specified worth Fy = 248.8 MPa.
Minimum tensile strength Fu = 400 MPa.
%3D
Note:
Ae = An
mm
10 mm
50mm
S0mm
S0mm
50mm
S0num
150
mm
30 63
75
mm mm mm

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