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PROBLEMS: 1.) The single 200mm x 10mm steel plate is connected to a 12mm thick steel plate by four 16mm diameter rivets as shown. The rivets used are A502, Grade 2, hot driven rivets. The steel is ASTM A36 with Fu = 400MP.. Find the other properties needed in the tables provided in the lecture and references. Determine the value of P in all possible modes of failure and the safe value of P that the connection can resist. 200 mm 50 mm 100 mm 50 me 35 mm 4- 16mm o 100 mm

PROBLEMS: 1.) The single 200mm x 10mm steel plate is connected to a 12mm thick steel plate by four 16mm diameter rivets as shown. The rivets used are A502, Grade 2, hot driven rivets. The steel is ASTM A36 with Fu = 400MP.. Find the other properties needed in the tables provided in the lecture and references. Determine the value of P in all possible modes of failure and the safe value of P that the connection can resist. 200 mm 50 mm 100 mm 50 me 35 mm 4- 16mm o 100 mm

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PROBLEMS: 1.) The single 200mm x 10mm steel plate is connected to a 12mm thick steel plate by four 16mm diameter rivets as shown. The rivets used are A502, Grade 2, hot driven rivets. The steel is ASTM A36 with Fu = 400MP.. Find the other properties needed in the tables provided in the lecture and references. Determine the value of P in all possible modes of failure and the safe value of P that the connection can resist. 200 mm so mm 50 me 100 mm 35 mm 4. 16mm o 100 mm
Transcribed Image Text:PROBLEMS: 1.) The single 200mm x 10mm steel plate is connected to a 12mm thick steel plate by four 16mm diameter rivets as shown. The rivets used are A502, Grade 2, hot driven rivets. The steel is ASTM A36 with Fu = 400MP.. Find the other properties needed in the tables provided in the lecture and references. Determine the value of P in all possible modes of failure and the safe value of P that the connection can resist. 200 mm so mm 50 me 100 mm 35 mm 4. 16mm o 100 mm
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