2. Compute the maximum acceptable tensile service load the angle in Problem (1) may carry when connected on both legs. The 4-in leg contains a single gage line of (7)/8 in diam. Bolts, and the 6-in leg contains a double gage line of 7/8 in-diam. Bolts. Assume no stagger of bolts, and that all bolts participate in carrying load.

2. Compute the maximum acceptable tensile service load the angle in Problem (1) may carry when connected on both legs. The 4-in leg contains a single gage line of (7)/8 in diam. Bolts, and the 6-in leg contains a double gage line of 7/8 in-diam. Bolts. Assume no stagger of bolts, and that all bolts participate in carrying load.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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