Given: • The members are a rectangular cross-section with a radius of 16 mm. • Thickness of each member is 14 mm • Diameter of the rivet used is 18 mm Determine: a. Cross-sectional area of the members b. Internal load in member AB, and indicate if 3 m 4 m tension or compression c. Internal load in member BD, and indicate if tension or compression d. Normal Stress in member AB e. Bearing stress in member BD 3m 50 KN 80 KN 4 m

Given: • The members are a rectangular cross-section with a radius of 16 mm. • Thickness of each member is 14 mm • Diameter of the rivet used is 18 mm Determine: a. Cross-sectional area of the members b. Internal load in member AB, and indicate if 3 m 4 m tension or compression c. Internal load in member BD, and indicate if tension or compression d. Normal Stress in member AB e. Bearing stress in member BD 3m 50 KN 80 KN 4 m

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Chapter4: Compression Members

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Determine:
a. Cross-sectional area of the members
b. Internal load in member AB, and indicate if
tension or compression
c. Internal load in member BD, and indicate if
tension or compression
d. Normal Stress in member AB
e. Bearing stress in member BD

Given:
• The members are a rectangular cross-section with a radius of 16 mm.
• Thickness of each member is 14 mm|
• Diameter of the rivet used is 18 mm
Determine:
a. Cross-sectional area of the members
b. Internal load in member AB, and indicate if
3 m
tension or compression
c. Internal load in member BD, and indicate if
tension or compression
d. Normal Stress in member AB
4 m
E
3 m
C
80 KN
4m
50 KN
e. Bearing stress in member BD

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