Compute the available strength of the compression member shown in Figure 4.22. Two angles, 5 × 3 x ½, are oriented with the long legs back-to-back (2L5 × 3 x 12 LLBB) and separated by s inch. The effective length, L, is 16 feet, and there are three fully tightened intermediate connectors. A36 steel is used. FIGURE 4.22 O O a a a 16'

Compute the available strength of the compression member shown in Figure 4.22. Two angles, 5 × 3 x ½, are oriented with the long legs back-to-back (2L5 × 3 x 12 LLBB) and separated by s inch. The effective length, L, is 16 feet, and there are three fully tightened intermediate connectors. A36 steel is used. FIGURE 4.22 O O a a a 16'

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Chapter3: Tension Members

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