If the connection is bolted connection, find the maximum load that can carried by the connection if the type of bolts is A325 threaded in the plane of shear. The bolt diameter is 5/8" and the thickness of gusset plate is 3/4". PL10x3/4 11.5| 3 | Pu =-4 '10 t'i lint OO 00 1.5 A36 Steel 2MC12X31 Section a-a

If the connection is bolted connection, find the maximum load that can carried by the connection if the type of bolts is A325 threaded in the plane of shear. The bolt diameter is 5/8" and the thickness of gusset plate is 3/4". PL10x3/4 11.5| 3 | Pu =-4 '10 t'i lint OO 00 1.5 A36 Steel 2MC12X31 Section a-a

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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