Situation 1| Consider the figure 1 below. 3 - 25mmØ bolts are used to fasten a plate to a steel beam. 1) Determine the average shearing stress caused in each bolt by the 30kN loads 2) Determine the value of additional load P that must be applied so that each bolt will not exceed the maximum shearing stress of 60MPA. 30 kN 150 300 200 30 kN P. 007 75

Situation 1| Consider the figure 1 below. 3 - 25mmØ bolts are used to fasten a plate to a steel beam. 1) Determine the average shearing stress caused in each bolt by the 30kN loads 2) Determine the value of additional load P that must be applied so that each bolt will not exceed the maximum shearing stress of 60MPA. 30 kN 150 300 200 30 kN P. 007 75

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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