A double-row butt joint is used as a connection. It is made up of two 210mm by 12mm cover plates and 210 mm by 20 mm main plate. The plates are to be connected by 22 mm diameter rivets. The allowable stresses are 65 MPa for shear, 83 MPa for tension, and 135 MPa for bearing. Assume that each hole is 3 mm larger than the rivet diameter. Calculate the largest value for P that can be applied without exceeding the allowable stress for tension. a. 418.3 kN b. 330.8 kN c. 348.6 kN (Ctrl) o d. 265.6 kN Pe P+

A double-row butt joint is used as a connection. It is made up of two 210mm by 12mm cover plates and 210 mm by 20 mm main plate. The plates are to be connected by 22 mm diameter rivets. The allowable stresses are 65 MPa for shear, 83 MPa for tension, and 135 MPa for bearing. Assume that each hole is 3 mm larger than the rivet diameter. Calculate the largest value for P that can be applied without exceeding the allowable stress for tension. a. 418.3 kN b. 330.8 kN c. 348.6 kN (Ctrl) o d. 265.6 kN Pe P+

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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