An A36 tension member shown in the figure is connected with three 19 mm diameter bolts. Dia. Of bolt hole = 22 mm. %3D 50, 100 100 99.45 50.55 100 Properties of 150 mm x 100 mm x 12.5 mm angle A - 3065 mm- y - 50.55 mm Fy - 248 MPa Fu 400 MPa Determine the design strength due to yielding in the gross section. (kN)

An A36 tension member shown in the figure is connected with three 19 mm diameter bolts. Dia. Of bolt hole = 22 mm. %3D 50, 100 100 99.45 50.55 100 Properties of 150 mm x 100 mm x 12.5 mm angle A - 3065 mm- y - 50.55 mm Fy - 248 MPa Fu 400 MPa Determine the design strength due to yielding in the gross section. (kN)

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An A36 tension member shown in the figure is connected with three 19 mm diameter
bolts. Dia. Of bolt hole = 22 mm.
%3D
50, 100
100
99.45
50.55
100
Properties of 150 mm x 100 mm x 12.5 mm angle
A - 3065 mm-
y - 50.55 mm
Fy - 248 MPa
Fu
400 MPa
Determine the design strength due to yielding in the gross section. (kN)

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