T3.2.2 The bracket shown below supports an 18 kN load. The fillet weld extends for full 100 mm length on both sides. What weld size is required to give a safety factor of 3.0 if E60 series welding is used? [Ans. 10 mm] 100 mm 18KN 75 mm Note: There are two 100 mm welds.

T3.2.2 The bracket shown below supports an 18 kN load. The fillet weld extends for full 100 mm length on both sides. What weld size is required to give a safety factor of 3.0 if E60 series welding is used? [Ans. 10 mm] 100 mm 18KN 75 mm Note: There are two 100 mm welds.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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