Please answer the problem attach image below, Using NSCP 2015, show your solution. 1. Design the top chord of the truss shown in the figure. Use ST (T-section) secion with A36 steel Fy =248 and Fu = 400MPa.The member to be connected three per line (U= 0.9) and the bolt connected in the web. Use 22 mm diameter boltProperties of ST 5 x 17.5Area 3323 mm²d = 127 mmbf 125.58 mmtf 12.47 mmtw 15.09 mmry= 22.89 mm1.8 mPu= 63 KNB1.8 m1.8 mPu= 126 kN P. = 126 kNProperties of ST 6 x 15.9Area 3019 mm²d = 152.4 mmbf= 127 mmtf = 13.82 mmtw = 8.89 mmry = 25.4 mmD1.8 nProperties of ST 6 x 17.5Area = 3316 mm²d = 152.4 mmbf 128.98 mmtf = 13.82 mmtw = 10.87 mmry = 24.89 mm

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1. Design the top chord of the truss shown in the figure. Use ST (T-section) secion with A36 steel Fy=248 and Fu = 400MPa. The member to be connected three per line (U= 0.9) and the bolt connected in the web. Use 22 mm diameter bolt 1.8 m 4 Pa 126 kN P. = 126 kN Pu= 63 kN B 1.8 m 1.8 m 1.8 n

1. Design the top chord of the truss shown in the figure. Use ST (T-section) secion with A36 steel Fy=248 and Fu = 400MPa. The member to be connected three per line (U= 0.9) and the bolt connected in the web. Use 22 mm diameter bolt 1.8 m 4 Pa 126 kN P. = 126 kN Pu= 63 kN B 1.8 m 1.8 m 1.8 n

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Please answer the problem attach image below, Using NSCP 2015, show your solution.

1. Design the top chord of the truss shown in the figure. Use ST (T-section) secion with A36 steel Fy =248 and Fu = 400MPa.
The member to be connected three per line (U= 0.9) and the bolt connected in the web. Use 22 mm diameter bolt
Properties of ST 5 x 17.5
Area 3323 mm²
d = 127 mm
bf 125.58 mm
tf 12.47 mm
tw 15.09 mm
ry= 22.89 mm
1.8 m
Pu= 63 KN
B
1.8 m
1.8 m
Pu= 126 kN P. = 126 kN
Properties of ST 6 x 15.9
Area 3019 mm²
d = 152.4 mm
bf= 127 mm
tf = 13.82 mm
tw = 8.89 mm
ry = 25.4 mm
D
1.8 n
Properties of ST 6 x 17.5
Area = 3316 mm²
d = 152.4 mm
bf 128.98 mm
tf = 13.82 mm
tw = 10.87 mm
ry = 24.89 mm

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