Member BC in the truss below is a 300 mm wide, 10 mm thick steel plate attached to two other 12 mm plates at Joint C by three 24mmp A490N bolts. The plate is A36. Determine the safe load P using LRFD that the truss can resist according to the capacity of the connection.

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6. Member BC in the truss
below is a 300 mm wide, 10
mm thick steel plate attached
to two other 12 mm plates at
Joint C by three 24mmp A490N bolts. The plate is A36. Determine the safe load Pu
using LRFD that the truss can resist according to the capacity of the connection.
15
15
с
1.5
3P.
+
D
1.5
80 mm
70 mm
70 mm
80 mm
Fac
7. Repeat Problem 6 using 30mm A325-N bolts and A-50 steel. Use ASD.
50 mm
Fac
Transcribed Image Text:6. Member BC in the truss below is a 300 mm wide, 10 mm thick steel plate attached to two other 12 mm plates at Joint C by three 24mmp A490N bolts. The plate is A36. Determine the safe load Pu using LRFD that the truss can resist according to the capacity of the connection. 15 15 с 1.5 3P. + D 1.5 80 mm 70 mm 70 mm 80 mm Fac 7. Repeat Problem 6 using 30mm A325-N bolts and A-50 steel. Use ASD. 50 mm Fac
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