Determine the tensile capacity of a lap joint shown in figure connecting two 160 x 16 mm plates and its efficiency when (a) bolt threads are outside the shear plane and (b) bolt threads are inside the shear plane. The bolts used in connection are of 24 mm diameter and grade 4.6. The plates are made of steel of grade Fe 410. e₂ Ⓒ -Lap length 45 70 45 Dimensions in mm 45-6060-45 190 4 Lap joint connecting two plates

Determine the tensile capacity of a lap joint shown in figure connecting two 160 x 16 mm plates and its efficiency when (a) bolt threads are outside the shear plane and (b) bolt threads are inside the shear plane. The bolts used in connection are of 24 mm diameter and grade 4.6. The plates are made of steel of grade Fe 410. e₂ Ⓒ -Lap length 45 70 45 Dimensions in mm 45-6060-45 190 4 Lap joint connecting two plates

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Chapter3: Tension Members

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