13 - The riveted type connection will be used to assemble the given steel members. Determine the safe load that a single rivet can carry. Consider only the effect of shear stresses. (St-37, H) -8 mm -L 100 × 100 x 6 ST-37 H a) O 2,32 t 6,36 t =) 5,40 t 3,18 t

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