Question: Problem 1 ( 2 6 points ) A design engineer has selected a single angle, L 8 x 6 x 1 , A 5 7

Problem 1(26 points)
A design engineer has selected a single angle, L8x6x1, A572 steel (yield stress =50,000 psi) as a tension member in a truss. The load it will be subjected to is 255 kips in tension (load =255,000lb)(see image below), which is exerted on the cross-sectional area (represented by hashed line at the forefront of diagram).
Two bolt-holes are punched (12'' diameter) as shown in the diagram below for a connection. The factor of safety selected in the connection area is 2.5(the punching machines are old so the design engineer is especially worried about over-stressing the angle).
Key data for angle, from steel shape catalog: Area A=13.00 in2, Thickness of each leg, t:1?,A572 steel, Fy=50,000 psi
What is the tensile strength of this assembly at the critical location(s) on the angle, in lbin2( psi )?
ANSWER
isi (20 points)
Is the angle sufficiently large to satisfy the required factor of safety for tensile load? (Select A or B and write down the two values you are comparing and the inequality (i.e.,>,,,= pts with the values compared are included; just the correct answer with no work is only worth 1 pt )Problem 1(26 points)
A design engineer has selected a single angle, L8x6x1, A572 steel (yield stress =50,000 psi) as a tension member in a truss. The load it will be subjected to is 255 kips in tension (load =255,000lb)(see image below), which is exerted on the cross-sectional area (represented by hashed line at the forefront of diagram).
Two bolt-holes are punched (12'' diameter) as shown in the diagram below for a connection. The factor of safety selected in the connection area is 2.5(the punching machines are old so the design engineer is especially worried about over-stressing the angle).
Key data for angle, from steel shape catalog: Area A=13.00 in2, Thickness of each leg, t:1?,A572 steel, Fy=50,000 psi
What is the tensile strength of this assembly at the critical location(s) on the angle, in lbin2( psi )?
ANSWER
isi (20 points)
Is the angle sufficiently large to satisfy the required factor of safety for tensile load? (Select A or B and write down the two values you are comparing and the inequality (i.e.,>,,,= pts with the values compared are included; just the correct answer with no work is only worth 1 pt )
Problem 1 ( 2 6 points ) A design engineer has

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