The steel tie-bar shown in the figure has been designed to carry a tension force of 55 kN when bolted between double brackets at A and B. The bar will be fabricated from T = 24 mm thick plate. The width of the plate W = 41 mm. Other dimensions are given in the figure. The diameter of the bolts at A and B is D = 38 mm. Calculate the maximum tensile stress in the bar. Input your answer as a value only in MPa to one decimal place without +/- sign. A B mm mm 80 mm ||| W mm ↑

The steel tie-bar shown in the figure has been designed to carry a tension force of 55 kN when bolted between double brackets at A and B. The bar will be fabricated from T = 24 mm thick plate. The width of the plate W = 41 mm. Other dimensions are given in the figure. The diameter of the bolts at A and B is D = 38 mm. Calculate the maximum tensile stress in the bar. Input your answer as a value only in MPa to one decimal place without +/- sign. A B mm mm 80 mm ||| W mm ↑

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The steel tie-bar shown in the figure has
been designed to carry a tension force of
55 kN when bolted between double
brackets at A and B. The bar will be
fabricated from T = 24 mm thick plate.
The width of the plate W = 41 mm. Other
dimensions are given in the figure. The
diameter of the bolts at A and B is D = 38
mm.
Calculate the maximum tensile stress in
the bar. Input your answer as a value only
in MPa to one decimal place without +/-
sign.
B
mm
₁
mm
80 mm
W mm

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