4-10. Determine the maximum factored tensile force that can be applied as shown in Figure 4-34and based on the following:- gussetplate-L3x3x/4¾1%" bolts-1½/2"3"FIGURE 4-34 Detail for Exercise 4-10a. Capacity of the angle in tension only, andb. Capacity of the angle in block shear.The angle is ASTM A992, grade 50.Tu

4-10. Determine the maximum factored tensile force that can be applied as shown in Figure 4-34 and based on the following: gusset plate -L3x3x/4 1/½/2" %" bolts 1/2" 3" FIGURE 4-34 Detail for Exercise 4-10 a. Capacity of the angle in tension only, and b. Capacity of the angle in block shear. The angle is ASTM A992, grade 50. -Tu

4-10. Determine the maximum factored tensile force that can be applied as shown in Figure 4-34 and based on the following: gusset plate -L3x3x/4 1/½/2" %" bolts 1/2" 3" FIGURE 4-34 Detail for Exercise 4-10 a. Capacity of the angle in tension only, and b. Capacity of the angle in block shear. The angle is ASTM A992, grade 50. -Tu

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4-10. Determine the maximum factored tensile force that can be applied as shown in Figure 4-34
and based on the following:
- gusset
plate
-L3x3x/4
¾1
%" bolts-
1½/2"
3"
FIGURE 4-34 Detail for Exercise 4-10
a. Capacity of the angle in tension only, and
b. Capacity of the angle in block shear.
The angle is ASTM A992, grade 50.
Tu

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