4.) A 150 x 90 x 12 angular section is welded to a gusset plate as shown in the figure. The angle is A36 steel with FY=248 MPa. The weld is E 80 electrode with Fu = 550 MPa. The allowable tensile stress for the angle is 0.6Fy and the allowable shear stress for the weld is 0.3Fu. The Area of the angular section is 2751 sq.mm. with y=51mm. CS CamSca Which of the following most nearly gives the design force P? a.) 400,365.9 N b.) 409,348.8 N c.) 412,793.5 N d.) 420,366.6 N
4.) A 150 x 90 x 12 angular section is welded to a gusset plate as shown in the figure. The angle is A36 steel with FY=248 MPa. The weld is E 80 electrode with Fu = 550 MPa. The allowable tensile stress for the angle is 0.6Fy and the allowable shear stress for the weld is 0.3Fu. The Area of the angular section is 2751 sq.mm. with y=51mm. CS CamSca Which of the following most nearly gives the design force P? a.) 400,365.9 N b.) 409,348.8 N c.) 412,793.5 N d.) 420,366.6 N
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4.) A 150 x 90 x 12 angular section is welded to a gusset plate as shown in the figure. The angle is A36 steel with FY=248 MPa. The weld is E 80 electrode with Fu = 550 MPa. The allowable tensile stress for the angle is 0.6Fy and the allowable shear stress for the weld is 0.3Fu. The Area of the angular section is 2751 sq.mm. with y=51mm. CS 56 Which of the following most nearly gives the design force P? a.) 400,365.9 N b.) 409,348.8 N c.) 412,793.5 N d.) 420,366.6 N 5.) A W350 x 90 steel is used as a simply supported beam 8m long. The beam carries three equal concentrated loads at every quarter points. It also carries a uniform dead load o 5 kn/m (including its own weight) and a uniform live load of 7.20 kn/m. Properties of W 350 x 90 steel: bf = 250 mm The allowable bending stress is 0.66Fy. The allowable shear stress is 0.40Fy. The allowable deflection is L/360. Use Fx=248 Mpa and E=200 Gpa. tf = 16.40 mm V d = 350 mm Determine the maximum value of each concentrated load based on flexure. tw = 9.50 mm W Ix = 266 x 106 mm ly = 44.54 x 106 mm4 a.) 29.80 KN b.) 32.04 KN c.) 37.08 KN d.) 35.66 KN A = 11, 550 mm2
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