3. Given the following data of the figure shown: P= 5.5 KN, L, = L, = L, = 2.5 m Strut BC = 100 mm wide x 20 mm thick L, Bar AD = 120 mm wide x 20 mm thick Allowable bolt shear stress = 120 MPa a) Determine the stress in strut BC in MPa. b) Compute the required minimum bolt L, diameter at C in mm. c) If the bolt at A has a diameter of 25 mm, determine the resulting bolt stress in MPa. TYPICAL JOINT

3. Given the following data of the figure shown: P= 5.5 KN, L, = L, = L, = 2.5 m Strut BC = 100 mm wide x 20 mm thick L, Bar AD = 120 mm wide x 20 mm thick Allowable bolt shear stress = 120 MPa a) Determine the stress in strut BC in MPa. b) Compute the required minimum bolt L, diameter at C in mm. c) If the bolt at A has a diameter of 25 mm, determine the resulting bolt stress in MPa. TYPICAL JOINT

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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