In the connection shown, 1/4-in. side and end fillet welds are used to connect the 3-in.-by-1 in. tension member to theplate. The applied load is 60,000 lb. Find the required dimension L. The steel is ASTM A36 and the electrode used is anE70.- Fillet weldsL3"Activate WindowsGo to Settings to activate WirTABLE 19.2 Allowable stresses in ksi (MPa)12:12/1DELLendF12insertprt scF10homeF11F6F8F9F3 TABLE 19.2 Allowable stresses in ksi (MPa)AllowableTensile StressAllowableBearing Stress(Gross)(NetStructural SteelsFyFp = (1.5)F,f= (0.60)F,F = (0.50)F,%3DA36 carbon58 (400)87 (600)36 (250)21.6 (150)29 (200)97.5 (672)32.5 (224)A992 high-strengthlow-alloy65 (448)50 (345)30 (207)Note: U.S. Customary System values are from the AISC Specification. SI values are converted fromU.S. Customary System valuesaMinimum values.

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In the connection shown, 1/4-in. side and end fillet welds are used to connect the 3-in.-by-1 in. tension member to the plate. The applied load is 60,000 lb. Find the required dimension L. The steel is ASTM A36 and the electrode used is an E70. - Fillet welds L 3" P

In the connection shown, 1/4-in. side and end fillet welds are used to connect the 3-in.-by-1 in. tension member to the plate. The applied load is 60,000 lb. Find the required dimension L. The steel is ASTM A36 and the electrode used is an E70. - Fillet welds L 3" P

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In the connection shown, 1/4-in. side and end fillet welds are used to connect the 3-in.-by-1 in. tension member to the
plate. The applied load is 60,000 lb. Find the required dimension L. The steel is ASTM A36 and the electrode used is an
E70.
- Fillet welds
L
3"
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Go to Settings to activate Wir
TABLE 19.2 Allowable stresses in ksi (MPa)
12:
12/1
DELL
end
F12
insert
prt sc
F10
home
F11
F6
F8
F9
F3

TABLE 19.2 Allowable stresses in ksi (MPa)
Allowable
Tensile Stress
Allowable
Bearing Stress
(Gross)
(Net
Structural Steels
Fy
Fp = (1.5)F,
f= (0.60)F,
F = (0.50)F,
%3D
A36 carbon
58 (400)
87 (600)
36 (250)
21.6 (150)
29 (200)
97.5 (672)
32.5 (224)
A992 high-strength
low-alloy
65 (448)
50 (345)
30 (207)
Note: U.S. Customary System values are from the AISC Specification. SI values are converted fromU.S. Customary System values
aMinimum values.

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