Calculate the strength of a 20 mm diameter bolt of grade 4.6, for single cover butt joint. The main plates to be connected are 12 mm thick and the cover plate being 10 mm thick. Consider the ultimate strength of the plate material as fu = 410 MPa, end distance e = 40 mm and pitch p = 50 mm.

Calculate the strength of a 20 mm diameter bolt of grade 4.6, for single cover butt joint. The main plates to be connected are 12 mm thick and the cover plate being 10 mm thick. Consider the ultimate strength of the plate material as fu = 410 MPa, end distance e = 40 mm and pitch p = 50 mm.

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Calculate the strength of a 20 mm
diameter bolt of grade 4.6, for single
cover butt joint. The main plates to be
connected are 12 mm thick and the cover
plate being 10 mm thick. Consider the
ultimate strength of the plate material as
fu = 410 MPa, end distance e = 40 mm
and pitch p = 50 mm.

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