5. Determine the maximum allowable tensile load (20% dead load, 80% live load) for a single C15x33.9 fastened to a 1/2 in gusset plate as in the accompanying as shown in Figure below. Use A36 steel and assume holes are for 3/4 in diam. bolts. Base answer on tension strength of the channel and include shear rupture strength. Unh Qumer plain CIS x 33.9

5. Determine the maximum allowable tensile load (20% dead load, 80% live load) for a single C15x33.9 fastened to a 1/2 in gusset plate as in the accompanying as shown in Figure below. Use A36 steel and assume holes are for 3/4 in diam. bolts. Base answer on tension strength of the channel and include shear rupture strength. Unh Qumer plain CIS x 33.9

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Chapter3: Tension Members

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