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    Module-1 Home-Eval 1

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    The document provides 7 situations involving the design and analysis of bolted connections and tension members. Situation 1 involves determining the tensile capacity of a lapped joint based on gross area, net area, and block shear strength. Situation 2 involves calculating the shear, bearing, and tearing capacities of a bolted angle connection. Situation 3 asks to determine the safe tensile load of a bolted plate connection. Situations 4-6 provide additional design calculations. Situation 7 asks to list potential failure modes of bolted/riveted tension member connections. The document tests knowledge of formulas and calculations for bolted connection and tension member design according to ASD and LRFD specifications.

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    The document provides 7 situations involving the design and analysis of bolted connections and tension members. Situation 1 involves determining the tensile capacity of a lapped joint based on gross area, net area, and block shear strength. Situation 2 involves calculating the shear, bearing, and tearing capacities of a bolted angle connection. Situation 3 asks to determine the safe tensile load of a bolted plate connection. Situations 4-6 provide additional design calculations. Situation 7 asks to list potential failure modes of bolted/riveted tension member connections. The document tests knowledge of formulas and calculations for bolted connection and tension member design according to ASD and LRFD specifications.

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    The document provides 7 situations involving the design and analysis of bolted connections and tension members. Situation 1 involves determining the tensile capacity of a lapped joint based on gross area, net area, and block shear strength. Situation 2 involves calculating the shear, bearing, and tearing capacities of a bolted angle connection. Situation 3 asks to determine the safe tensile load of a bolted plate connection. Situations 4-6 provide additional design calculations. Situation 7 asks to list potential failure modes of bolted/riveted tension member connections. The document tests knowledge of formulas and calculations for bolted connection and tension member design according to ASD and LRFD specifications.

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    Module-1 Home-Eval 1

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    Michael James ll Banawis
    The document provides 7 situations involving the design and analysis of bolted connections and tension members. Situation 1 involves determining the tensile capacity of a lapped joint based on gross area, net area, and block shear strength. Situation 2 involves calculating the shear, bearing, and tearing capacities of a bolted angle connection. Situation 3 asks to determine the safe tensile load of a bolted plate connection. Situations 4-6 provide additional design calculations. Situation 7 asks to list potential failure modes of bolted/riveted tension member connections. The document tests knowledge of formulas and calculations for bolted connection and tension member design according to ASD and LRFD specifications.

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    Answer the following situations in a separate A-4 bondpaper.

    Provide correct solutions as required and select the


    correct answer on the given choices. Attachments were included in separate pages for your reference. goodluck

    SITUATION 1: 15pts

    A lapped, bolted tension member is shown. Diameter of bolts are 16mmΦ


    and the plate material is A36 steel Fy = 250Mpa, Fu=400Mpa. Assume the
    fasteners are adequate and do not control the tensile capacity. Use ASD

    P P

    P P

    1. Determine the tensile capacity of the lapped joint based on gross


    area.(5pts) . a) 420kN b.) 430kN c.) 495kN d) 550kN
    2. Determine the tensile capacity of the lapped joint based on the net
    area.(5pts) a) 528kN b.) 500kN c.) 490kN d) 600kN
    3. Determine the tensile capacity of the lapped joint based on block
    shear strength.(5pts) a) 528kN b.) 650kN c.) 706kN d) 430kN

    1|
    SITUATION 2: 15pts

    A bolted connection shown in figure.1 is made up if <152 x 89 x 9.5mm. The


    angle is made of A-36 steel and the bolts have diameter of 20mm A325 bolts
    where threads are excluded from shear planes. Use ASD

    Properties of <152 x 89 x 9.5mm

    Ag = 2210
    t = 9.5mm
    Fy =248Mpa
    Fu = 400Mpa

    Properties of 20mm A-325bolts


    Fv = 457Mpa

    Nominal dimension of hole diameter = 22mm

    P
    centroid

    1. Compute the shear capacity of the connection.(5pts)


    a) 1029kN b.) 1019kN c.) 1119kN d) 1149kN
    2. Compute the bearing capacity of the connection.(5pt
    a) 630kN b.) 830kN c.) 730kN d) 930kN
    3. Compute the tearing capacity of the connection.(5pts)
    a) 362kN b.) 262kN c.) 150kN d) 730kN

    2|
    SITUATION 3: 25pts

    The 300 mm wide,8 mm thick steel plate is attached to another plate by


    three 16-mm diameter A490 bolts whose threads are not excluded from
    shear planes. The plate A36 with Fu=410 Mpa. Determine the safe tensile
    load P the connection can resist. Use LRFD a) 190kN b.) 200kN c.) 185kN d) 210kN

    Fy=248 Mpa

    SITUATION 4:10pts

    Determine the effective net cross-sectional area of C310x37 shown in figure


    4.1 the channel is made of A53 steel with Fy= 241Mpa and Fu= 414Mpa.
    Diameter of Bolts used is 16mmΦ. a) 4000mm2 b.) 4053mm2 c.) 5010mm2 d) 4075mm2

    3|
    SITUATION 5: 10pts

    The interior floor system in figure 5.1 has W24x55 section spaced at 8ft on
    center and is supporting a floor dead load of 50psf and a live floor load of 80
    psf. Determine the governing load in lb/ft that each beam must support
    using LRFD and ASD.
    a) 1161lb/ft, 1095lb/ft b.) 1061lb/ft, 1000lb/ft c.) 1081lb/ft, 1111lb/ft d) 911lb/ft, 510lb/ft

    figure 5.1
    SITUATION 6:

    List down the required formulas/equation (with nomenclature) as stated


    below;

    1. Ultimate tensile strength of tension member based on tensile yielding


    in the gross section. (5pts)
    2. Allowable tensile strength of tension member based on tensile rupture
    in the net section. (5pts)
    3. Effective Net area of tension member with staggered holes. (5pts)
    4. Block shear strength of tension members(nominal). (5pts)
    SITUATION 7:

    Enumerate the modes of failure for bolted/riveted connection of tension


    members. (5pts)

    4|

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