The double angle shown in the figure carries a tensile force P. Given: Allowable shearing stress of bolt = 150 MPa Allowable tensile stress of bolt = 195 MPa Bolt diameter, D, = D2 = 25 mm a = 4, b = 3 1. Find the minimum safe load P (kN) based on tensile and shearing strength of bolt Dz. 2. Find the P (kN) based on shear strength of the bolt D;. 3. If P = 400 kN, what is the required diameter of bolt D;? 4 D. 3D,

The double angle shown in the figure carries a tensile force P. Given: Allowable shearing stress of bolt = 150 MPa Allowable tensile stress of bolt = 195 MPa Bolt diameter, D, = D2 = 25 mm a = 4, b = 3 1. Find the minimum safe load P (kN) based on tensile and shearing strength of bolt Dz. 2. Find the P (kN) based on shear strength of the bolt D;. 3. If P = 400 kN, what is the required diameter of bolt D;? 4 D. 3D,

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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