An eccentricity loaded connection shown in figure 4.37 has a eccentric load of 180 KN. 1325 bolts is used with threads excluded from shear planes. Using elastic method. Compute the resultant load on the most stressed bolt in the eccentrically loaded connection. Compute the diameter of A 325 bolts for a hearing tyna 75 180 KN

An eccentricity loaded connection shown in figure 4.37 has a eccentric load of 180 KN. 1325 bolts is used with threads excluded from shear planes. Using elastic method. Compute the resultant load on the most stressed bolt in the eccentrically loaded connection. Compute the diameter of A 325 bolts for a hearing tyna 75 180 KN

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Chapter7: Simple Connections

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