Situation 12-The bolt shown in Figure 503-56 S(06) is subjected to a total tensile force of 112 kN. 48. Determine the tensile stress in the body of the bolt in MPa. A. 102.4 C. 98.8 B. 95.5 D. 89.7 49. Determine the tensile stress at the root of the bolt in MPa. A. 139.3 C. 154.7 B. 149.6 D. 163.8 50. Determine the compressive stress (in MPa) at the head as the helt hears on the surface to rociet the taneile load

Situation 12-The bolt shown in Figure 503-56 S(06) is subjected to a total tensile force of 112 kN. 48. Determine the tensile stress in the body of the bolt in MPa. A. 102.4 C. 98.8 B. 95.5 D. 89.7 49. Determine the tensile stress at the root of the bolt in MPa. A. 139.3 C. 154.7 B. 149.6 D. 163.8 50. Determine the compressive stress (in MPa) at the head as the helt hears on the surface to rociet the taneile load

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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