4. An A992 WF steel section is used for the tension member shown in the figure. The bolts are 20mm in diameter. The WF section is to be connected to a 12mm-thick gusset plate. a. Determine the nominal strength based on gross section yielding. b. Determine the nominal strength based on effective net section fracture.

4. An A992 WF steel section is used for the tension member shown in the figure. The bolts are 20mm in diameter. The WF section is to be connected to a 12mm-thick gusset plate. a. Determine the nominal strength based on gross section yielding. b. Determine the nominal strength based on effective net section fracture.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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