An eccentric load of 66 kN is acting as shown in the figure 6.5. Using elastic method, compute for the maximum force on the most stressed rivet. 2 Using the reduced eccentricity method, compute for the maximum force on the most stressed rivet Using ultimate strength method, compute for the max. force on the most stressed rivet. 100 100 e-200 900 75:75 Figure 6.5 P-66 KN

An eccentric load of 66 kN is acting as shown in the figure 6.5. Using elastic method, compute for the maximum force on the most stressed rivet. 2 Using the reduced eccentricity method, compute for the maximum force on the most stressed rivet Using ultimate strength method, compute for the max. force on the most stressed rivet. 100 100 e-200 900 75:75 Figure 6.5 P-66 KN

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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