From the bolted connection shown, the diameter of bolts is 18mm0 with the hole diameter equal to 3mm bigger than the bolt, the angular section is 100 x 75 x 8 mm, with an area of 1340 mm2. Thickness of the gusset plate is 9mm. The gusset plate and angle arc A36 steel with F, 250 MPa and F, = 400 MPa. u a. Determine the tensile capacity of the connection based on gross area. b. Determine the tensile capacity of the connection based on effective net area using

From the bolted connection shown, the diameter of bolts is 18mm0 with the hole diameter equal to 3mm bigger than the bolt, the angular section is 100 x 75 x 8 mm, with an area of 1340 mm2. Thickness of the gusset plate is 9mm. The gusset plate and angle arc A36 steel with F, 250 MPa and F, = 400 MPa. u a. Determine the tensile capacity of the connection based on gross area. b. Determine the tensile capacity of the connection based on effective net area using

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