2. Member BC in the truss below is a 300 mm wide, 10 mm thick steel plate attached to two other 12 mm plates at Joint C by three 24 mm diameter A325N bolts. The plate is A50. Determine the safe load Pu using ASD that the truss can resist according to the capacity of the connection. 3P. 15-- 1.515 - 1.5 D M:

2. Member BC in the truss below is a 300 mm wide, 10 mm thick steel plate attached to two other 12 mm plates at Joint C by three 24 mm diameter A325N bolts. The plate is A50. Determine the safe load Pu using ASD that the truss can resist according to the capacity of the connection. 3P. 15-- 1.515 - 1.5 D M:

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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