Problem 2: What is the U value for these cases? 1. Plate connected using bolts (fasteners) only. 2. Plate using transverse welds only 3. Plate using longitudinal welds only where the total length of the weld (11+12) = 18 in. The width of the plate w = 8 in and xbar = 0.5 in. 4. Single angle where both legs are bolted to the gusset plates 5. Single angle L8x8x1 with longitudinal welds on one leg only with / = 8 in 6. Single angle L8x8x1 with transverse welds on one leg only 7. Single angle bolted to the gusset plate using four (4) bolts 8. Channel C10x20 connected using one bolt only in the web 9. Single angle L7x4x1/2 connected at the short leg using longitudinal weld with / = 7 in in combination with transverse and.

Problem 2: What is the U value for these cases? 1. Plate connected using bolts (fasteners) only. 2. Plate using transverse welds only 3. Plate using longitudinal welds only where the total length of the weld (11+12) = 18 in. The width of the plate w = 8 in and xbar = 0.5 in. 4. Single angle where both legs are bolted to the gusset plates 5. Single angle L8x8x1 with longitudinal welds on one leg only with / = 8 in 6. Single angle L8x8x1 with transverse welds on one leg only 7. Single angle bolted to the gusset plate using four (4) bolts 8. Channel C10x20 connected using one bolt only in the web 9. Single angle L7x4x1/2 connected at the short leg using longitudinal weld with / = 7 in in combination with transverse and.

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Problem 2 What is the U value for these cases?
1. Plate connected using bolts (fasteners) only.
2. Plate using transverse welds only
3.
Plate using longitudinal welds only where the total length of the weld (11+12) = 18 in.
The width of the plate w = 8 in and xbar = 0.5 in.
4. Single angle where both legs are bolted to the gusset plates
5. Single angle L8x8x1 with longitudinal welds on one leg only with / = 8 in
6. Single angle L8x8x1 with transverse welds on one leg only
7. Single angle bolted to the gusset plate using four (4) bolts
8. Channel C10x20 connected using one bolt only in the web
9. Single angle L7x4x1/2 connected at the short leg using longitudinal weld with / = 7 in
in combination with transverse and.

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