the minimum diameter of the bolt at B if the shearing stress in the bolt is not to exceed 14000 psi. (b) determine the minimum diameter of the bolt at B if the allowable bearing stress in the bar plate is 20000 psi.

the minimum diameter of the bolt at B if the shearing stress in the bolt is not to exceed 14000 psi. (b) determine the minimum diameter of the bolt at B if the allowable bearing stress in the bar plate is 20000 psi.

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Chapter3: Tension Members

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Problem 3.3.1P

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The strut AB made from two bars (thickness of each bar = 0.50 in) is connected to a rectangular beam CD (b = 0.80 in x h = 7.5 in) at joint B. The beam carries a concentrated load of 2750 lb at the end joint D. (a) determine the minimum diameter of the bolt at B if the shearing stress in the bolt is not to exceed 14000 psi. (b) determine the minimum diameter of the bolt at B if the allowable bearing stress in the bar plate is 20000 psi.

3.75 in
3.75 in
0.80 in,
0 in
Strut AB
- Beam CD (b × h)
Bolt (dmin)
-0.50 in

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