Calculate the maximum, unfactored tensile dead load the angle bar can sustain based on gross yielding by LRFD if Fy = 248 MPa and that service tensile live load is 135 KN. Use resistance factor = 0.9. Write your final answer to the nearest whole number in kN. Angle bar, 150x90x8 mm, 20-mm-dia. bolts 40 | 40|40| O O O O 57 63 _D 50.

Calculate the maximum, unfactored tensile dead load the angle bar can sustain based on gross yielding by LRFD if Fy = 248 MPa and that service tensile live load is 135 KN. Use resistance factor = 0.9. Write your final answer to the nearest whole number in kN. Angle bar, 150x90x8 mm, 20-mm-dia. bolts 40 | 40|40| O O O O 57 63 _D 50.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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