Five plates with thickness t are bolted together by a bolt with diameter d. Which of the following gives the maximum bearing stress among all the plates? A.1.50 P/bt B.1.50 P/nd2 0.75P- C.0.75 P/bt 1.5P D.0.750 P/πd2 0.75P- For the deformed plate shown in figure X, the magnitude of the shear strain at point D is nearest to 2 mm 5 mm A.0.229 rad B.0.004 rad C.0.573 rad D.0.010 rad 500 mm 500 mm Plates A and B are to be connected using bolts and two cover plates C and D as shown. The force exerted on plate A is 30 kN and the diameter of the bolts used is 25 mm. The thickness of all the plates is 15 mm. Which of the following is the shear stress experienced by either bolt? A.30.6 MPa Fr B.61.1 MPa B C.45.8 MPa D.15.3 MPa B

Five plates with thickness t are bolted together by a bolt with diameter d. Which of the following gives the maximum bearing stress among all the plates? A.1.50 P/bt B.1.50 P/nd2 0.75P- C.0.75 P/bt 1.5P D.0.750 P/πd2 0.75P- For the deformed plate shown in figure X, the magnitude of the shear strain at point D is nearest to 2 mm 5 mm A.0.229 rad B.0.004 rad C.0.573 rad D.0.010 rad 500 mm 500 mm Plates A and B are to be connected using bolts and two cover plates C and D as shown. The force exerted on plate A is 30 kN and the diameter of the bolts used is 25 mm. The thickness of all the plates is 15 mm. Which of the following is the shear stress experienced by either bolt? A.30.6 MPa Fr B.61.1 MPa B C.45.8 MPa D.15.3 MPa B

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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