Sample Problem 3: A lap joint shown is bolted with an A325 bolts having a diameter of 22 mm and A572 Grade 50 plate material 16 mm x 150 mm with standard T T 16 mm 1181 TR 16 mm 150mm holes. Assume diameter of holes is 8 mm larger than the bolt. Fy = 345.6 MPa, Fu = 449.3 MPa, F, = 207.3 MPa for bearing type connection. F, = 121 MPa for a friction type connection. a. Determine the tensile capacity of the plates if it is bearing type connection b. Determine the tensile capacity of the plates if it is friction type connection c. Compute the minimum theoretical length of the lap if it is a friction type connection.

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Sample Problem 3:
A lap joint shown is bolted with an A325 bolts
having a diameter of 22 mm and A572 Grade 50
plate material 16 mm x 150 mm with standard
T
T
16 mm
16 mm
150mm
T
=
holes. Assume diameter of holes is 3 mm larger than the bolt. Fy 345.6 MPa, F₁ = 449.3
MPa, F, = 207.3 MPa for bearing type connection. F, = 121 MPa for a friction type
connection.
a. Determine the tensile capacity of the plates if it is bearing type connection
b. Determine the tensile capacity of the plates if it is friction type connection
c. Compute the minimum theoretical length of the lap if it is a friction type connection.
Transcribed Image Text:Sample Problem 3: A lap joint shown is bolted with an A325 bolts having a diameter of 22 mm and A572 Grade 50 plate material 16 mm x 150 mm with standard T T 16 mm 16 mm 150mm T = holes. Assume diameter of holes is 3 mm larger than the bolt. Fy 345.6 MPa, F₁ = 449.3 MPa, F, = 207.3 MPa for bearing type connection. F, = 121 MPa for a friction type connection. a. Determine the tensile capacity of the plates if it is bearing type connection b. Determine the tensile capacity of the plates if it is friction type connection c. Compute the minimum theoretical length of the lap if it is a friction type connection.
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