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Given data: Yield limit, σy = 3600 kg/cm2

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The yield limit for a type of steel material is determined to be 3600 kgr cm. Detemmine the permissible (allowable) tensile stress for this material according to TS648. (Oaltow =?)

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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