Determine the design strength for the bearing type connection shown in the figure below. The bolts are A490 – 3/4 in. diameters. The plates are made of A36 steel. Check shearing strength, bearing strength, and the plate tensile strength. Assume the missing information so that the analysis becomes in the safe side. 13 in 13 in 13 in

Determine the design strength for the bearing type connection shown in the figure below. The bolts are A490 – 3/4 in. diameters. The plates are made of A36 steel. Check shearing strength, bearing strength, and the plate tensile strength. Assume the missing information so that the analysis becomes in the safe side. 13 in 13 in 13 in

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Author:Segui, William T.

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Chapter7: Simple Connections

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