Select a tension diagonal member of A36 steel [ F= 58 ksi ]. The axial tension is 50k dead load and 16 k live load and the member is 13 ft long. Assume 34" - diameter bolts will be located on a single gage line. Assume the preferable limit on slenderness ratio L/r is 280: - - Select the lightest single angle member. Select the lightest double angle member having legs separated by 1/4" Gusset plates

Select a tension diagonal member of A36 steel [ F= 58 ksi ]. The axial tension is 50k dead load and 16 k live load and the member is 13 ft long. Assume 34" - diameter bolts will be located on a single gage line. Assume the preferable limit on slenderness ratio L/r is 280: - - Select the lightest single angle member. Select the lightest double angle member having legs separated by 1/4" Gusset plates

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Author:Segui, William T.

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Chapter5: Beams

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Problem 5.11.8P

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