Q1: A steel pipe column with outside diameter 0.5 in and its wall thickness 0,25 in.supports a load of 4.45 kN. The steel pipe rests on a square steel base plate, thisbase plate is resting on a concrete slab as illustrated in the attached figure.1-Determine the bearing stress between the stcel pipe and the stecl plate.2-If the bearing stress of the steel plate on the concrete slab must be limited to 90 nciwhat is the minimum allowable plate dimension (a)?3-Determine the average shear stress in the steel plate, explain?LoadOutside diameter - 6.5S in.Wall thickness - 0.25 in.Square steel-base plateConcreteslab

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Q1: A steel pipe column with outside diameter0.5 in and its wall thickness 0.25 in. supports a load of 4.45 kN. The steel pipe Tests on a square steel base plate, this base plate is resting on a concrete slab as illustrated in the attached figure. 1-Determine the bearing stress between the steel pipe and the steel plate. 2-If the bearing stress of the steel plate on the concrete slab must be limited to 90 pei. what is the minimum allowable plate dimension (a)? 3-Determine the average shear stress in the steel plate, explain? Load Outside diameter - 6.5 in. Wall thickness-0.25 in.

Q1: A steel pipe column with outside diameter0.5 in and its wall thickness 0.25 in. supports a load of 4.45 kN. The steel pipe Tests on a square steel base plate, this base plate is resting on a concrete slab as illustrated in the attached figure. 1-Determine the bearing stress between the steel pipe and the steel plate. 2-If the bearing stress of the steel plate on the concrete slab must be limited to 90 pei. what is the minimum allowable plate dimension (a)? 3-Determine the average shear stress in the steel plate, explain? Load Outside diameter - 6.5 in. Wall thickness-0.25 in.

Mechanics of Materials (MindTap Course List)

9th Edition

ISBN:9781337093347

Author:Barry J. Goodno, James M. Gere

Publisher:Barry J. Goodno, James M. Gere

Chapter1: Tension, Compression, And Shear

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1.8.20P: A single steel strut AB with a diameter (a) Find the strut force Fs and average normal stress ds= 8...

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