Two 300mm long × 200 mm wide by 16 mm thick plates are connected as shown. The diameter of rivet is 20 mm. The diameter of the rivet hole is assumed to be 3 mm larger than rivet diameter. Sı=40 mm, S2=80 mm, S3=50 mm, S=100 mm . Fy = 248 MPa 16 mm thick s S S: s 56. Compute for the safe value of P considering gross area. a. 476.16 kN c. 428.54 kN b. 523.78 kN d. 404.74 kN 57. Compute for the safe value of P considering net area. a. 403.3 kN b. 439.97 kN d. 494.96 kN c. 366.64 kN 58. Compute for the safe value of P considering block shear. a. 304.21 kN b. 867.08 kN c. 507.79 kN d. 635.67 kN P.

Two 300mm long × 200 mm wide by 16 mm thick plates are connected as shown. The diameter of rivet is 20 mm. The diameter of the rivet hole is assumed to be 3 mm larger than rivet diameter. Sı=40 mm, S2=80 mm, S3=50 mm, S=100 mm . Fy = 248 MPa 16 mm thick s S S: s 56. Compute for the safe value of P considering gross area. a. 476.16 kN c. 428.54 kN b. 523.78 kN d. 404.74 kN 57. Compute for the safe value of P considering net area. a. 403.3 kN b. 439.97 kN d. 494.96 kN c. 366.64 kN 58. Compute for the safe value of P considering block shear. a. 304.21 kN b. 867.08 kN c. 507.79 kN d. 635.67 kN P.

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Bars

In civil engineering, bars refer to steel reinforcement bars or rebars. These are structural members primarily used for reinforcement purposes in masonry works. A bar is characterized by its cross-sectional area, which is negligible compared to its length. Bars are usually manufactured by steel which is uniform throughout the length, or by meshing multiple steel wires. Other materials of the bar include carbon steel, glass fiber, carbon fiber, and basalt fiber. The reinforcing bars are coated with epoxy resins and other materials to enhance some of their properties including corrosion resistance.

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Two 300mm long × 200 mm wide by 16
mm thick plates are connected as
shown. The diameter of rivet is 20 mm.
The diameter of the rivet hole is
assumed to be 3 mm larger than rivet
diameter. Sı=40 mm, S2=80 mm, S3=50
mm, S4=100 mm. Fy = 248 MPa
16 mm thick
P
|s] S. S. s
56. Compute for the safe value of P
considering gross area.
a. 476.16 kN
c. 428.54 kN
b. 523.78 kN
d. 404.74 kN
57. Compute for the safe value of P
considering net area.
a. 403.3 kN
c. 366.64 kN
b. 439.97 kN
d. 494.96 kN
of P
58. Compute for the safe
considering block shear.
a. 304.21 kN
c. 507.79 kN
b. 867.08 kN
d. 635.67 kN

SITUATION 19:
Given pitches and gages, dia of bolt is
20 mm, hole is 3 mm larger that bolt,

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