ASAP please Answer the following questions. Use lecture notes, text book and AISC Steel Construction Manual...
5. Using AISC Steel Construction Manual, find the following design strengths of 1-inch Group A bolts on A36 gusset plates, type N, with STD holes, 3" bolt spacing and 2" edge distance: (5 points) a. Shear Strength of Bolts in Single Shear Connections b. Shear Strength of Bolts in Double Shear Connections c. Tensile Strength of Bolts d. Bearing Strength at Bolt Holes for Inner Bolts e. Bearing Strength at Bolt Holes for Edge Bolts 5. Using AISC Steel Construction...
S- Section FIGURE P3.2-3 APL⅜x6tension member is steel is A36. Assume that A, A, and compute the following. a. The design strength for LRFD. b. The allowable strength for ASD. 32-4 APLx6 tension member is welded to a gusset plate as shown in Figure P3.2-4. The :and compute 3.2-4 ameter bolts, as shown A,A, and compute the FIGURE P3.2-4 ion member shown in Figure P3.2.5 is a PL tax 8 of A36 steel. The mem- ted to a gusset plate...
Determine the available strength of the compression member shown in Figure P4.3-4, in each of the following ways: a. Use AISC Equation E3-2 or E3-3. Compute both the design strength for LRFD and the allowable strength for ASD. b. Use Table 4-14 from Part 4 of the Manual. Compute both the design strength for LRFD and the allowable strength for ASD. FIGURE P4.3-4 15 HSS 10 x 6 x ASTM A500, Grade C steel
can i have this one solved by using AISC steel manual plzzzz? Problem 1. A lap connection shown below should carry the factored axial load of 120 kips. The plates 3/8 x 7 and 5/16 x 7 are made of A36 (Fu=58 ksi) steel. Design the bolted connection: (a) Select bolt material and diameter: (b) Determine number of bolts using shear capacity of bolt; (c) Place the bolts with min/max requirements; (d) Calculate the bearing strength of bolts and determine...
find LRFD design strengths and ASD allowable strengths. ignore block shear 3-25., Use A36 steel and 3/4-in bolts. (Ans. LRFD 110.8 k, ASD 73.7 k) a in 2 in 2 in 2 in 2 in 2 in 2 in 2 in 2 in FIGURE P3-25
Could you please use AISC steel manual for the parts needed? 2- The bolted connection shown in figure below is connected with 7/8 in diameter bolts. The plate material is A36 steel. Calculate the effective net area of the plate. 2.5" 1 11/2 2.5 3" 3" 3/4" 3/4" 2- The bolted connection shown in figure below is connected with 7/8 in diameter bolts. The plate material is A36 steel. Calculate the effective net area of the plate. 2.5" 1 11/2...
An L5x5x1/2 tension member of A588 steel is connected to a gusset plate with ¾-in diameter bolts as shown in Figure 1. Assume block shear is not a concern. Use the alternative value of U from AISC Table D3.1 a.) The LRFD tension rupture strength (Pn) of the member is? b.) The LRFD tension strength (Pn) of the member is? L5x5x22 OOOOOO 1S w befo-soprano-belim 5 spaces @ 3" - = 15" Figure 1
NOTE: This question refers to STEEL DESIGN (LRFD). You may use the AISC Steel Construction Manual if you need to (you can look in google for the manual). Please answer all parts. A) Notional loads are applied as 0.002 times the gravity load at each floor. What is the basis for this value? Please try to be as detailed as possible. B) For a beam braced against lateral-torsional buckling, a brace point must be restrained for both twist and lateral...
the bolts is in inches not Ft need help asap hw help please my case number is #3 Problem 1 Select for the conditions described, using F, - 50 ksi and F.-65ksi. Show calculations to select trial sizes and check for Gross Section Yielding and Tensile Rupture. Assume the member is to have two lines of bolts in each flange. Design of Tension members Method Select the lightest Po (kips) Case P(kips) Member Bolt diameter Length (ft) Section (ft) 7/8...
For each of the problems listed, the following information is to be used, unless otherwise indicated (a) AISC Specification; (b) standard-size holes; (c) members have clean mill-scale surfaces (Class A), (d) Fy 36 ksi and Fu 58 and unless otherwise noted, (e) deformation at service loads is a design consideration. Do not consider block shear, unless specifically requested Determine the LRFD design tensile strength and the ASD allowable tensile strength for the member shown, assuming a bearing-type connection. 2 in...