PL X 7Prob 2 Determine the nominal block shear strenyth ofthe tension member shown. The bolts are I" indiameter and A36 steel is used.Ans. Ra = 199 kip

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PL*7 Prob 2 Determine the nominal block shear strength of the tension member shown. The bolts are 1" in diameter and A36 steel is used. Ans. Ra = 199 kip O O

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PL X 7
Prob 2 Determine the nominal block shear strenyth of
the tension member shown. The bolts are I" in
diameter and A36 steel is used.
Ans. Ra = 199 kip

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