PROBLEM 3 340 mm The plates are connected by 9-20 mm bolts. Force F = 50 KN are applied at both plates in opposite directions as shown in Figure 3. Compute the following: A. Axial stress of each plate. F 150 mm 中 F B. Shear stress of each bolt. Assume that each bolt resists the applied force equally. 50 mm 340 mm Figure 3: Bolted Plates

PROBLEM 3 340 mm The plates are connected by 9-20 mm bolts. Force F = 50 KN are applied at both plates in opposite directions as shown in Figure 3. Compute the following: A. Axial stress of each plate. F 150 mm 中 F B. Shear stress of each bolt. Assume that each bolt resists the applied force equally. 50 mm 340 mm Figure 3: Bolted Plates

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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