The connection consists of a plate connected to another plate by four mm diameter rivets. It carries a load of P = X kN at a distance of (X+Z) mm from the centroid of the rivet group. Assume a = Y mm. (Hint: No NSCP involved, do not apply load factors)

The connection consists of a plate connected to another plate by four mm diameter rivets. It carries a load of P = X kN at a distance of (X+Z) mm from the centroid of the rivet group. Assume a = Y mm. (Hint: No NSCP involved, do not apply load factors)

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