A Single rivet lop joint is to connect 12mm thick plates by providing 20mm dia. rivet at so mm pitch. determine the strength of the joint and joint efficiency. Take working stress. in shear in rivets = 80 N/mm², working stress in bearing in rivets = 250 N/mm² and working stress in axial tension in plates = 150 N/mm².

A Single rivet lop joint is to connect 12mm thick plates by providing 20mm dia. rivet at so mm pitch. determine the strength of the joint and joint efficiency. Take working stress. in shear in rivets = 80 N/mm², working stress in bearing in rivets = 250 N/mm² and working stress in axial tension in plates = 150 N/mm².

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A Single rivet lop joint is to commect 12 mm
thick plates by providing 20mm dia. rivet at
somm pitch. determine the strength of the
joint and joint efficiency.
Take working stress in shear in rivets = 80 N/mm²,
working stress in beaning in rivets = 250 N/mm²
and working stress in axial tension in plates.
= 150 N/mm².

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