(4) As shown in the figure, the three steel plates are subjected to tensile force P, and seven rivets are used for butt joint to transfer the tensile force, find the maximum value of the load P. The diameter of rivets d =16mm; the width of the three steel plates is 150mm, and the thicknesses are 15mm, 10mm and 10mm respectively. The materials used for rivets and steel plates are the same. The allowable normal stress, shear stress and extrusion stress are [o]=160MPA, [[d=120MPA, [aJ=320MPA, respectively. P2 I P/2 16mm 1Smm 10mm 10mm

(4) As shown in the figure, the three steel plates are subjected to tensile force P, and seven rivets are used for butt joint to transfer the tensile force, find the maximum value of the load P. The diameter of rivets d =16mm; the width of the three steel plates is 150mm, and the thicknesses are 15mm, 10mm and 10mm respectively. The materials used for rivets and steel plates are the same. The allowable normal stress, shear stress and extrusion stress are [o]=160MPA, [[d=120MPA, [aJ=320MPA, respectively. P2 I P/2 16mm 1Smm 10mm 10mm

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(4) As shown in the figure, the three steel plates are subjected to tensile force P, and seven rivets are
used for butt joint to transfer the tensile force, find the maximum value of the load P. The
diameter of rivets d =16mm; the width of the three steel plates is 150mm, and the thicknesses are
15mm, 10mm and 10mm respectively. The materials used for rivets and steel plates are the same.
The allowable normal stress, shear stress and extrusion stress are [o]=160MPA, [J=120MPA,
[GJ=320MPA, respectively.
P/2
P/2
16mm
Smm
ISOmm
10mm 10mm

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