Question: Problem 1 [ Required ] : use the double angle selected tension member to resist a service dead load of 3 0 kips and a

Problem 1[Required]:
use the double angle selected tension member to resist a service dead load of 30 kips and a service live
load of 90 kips . The member will be connnected with two lines of 78 inch diameter bolts placed
at the workable gage distances in Table 1-7A of the AISC steel manual. There will be more than
three bolts in each line. The member is 25 feet long and will be connected to a 38 inch thick
gusset plate. Use A572 Grade 50 steel. Design based on LRFD.(check block shear, terout and bearring)
Lood Demand
Pv=1.2D+1.6L=1.2(30k)+1.6(90k)=180k
Required Ag:,AgPudelFyAg180k0.9(50ksi)=4in2
Required Ae:,AePuOFuAe180K0.75(65ksi)=3.69in2
Assume U=0.8(there are more than 3 bolts)
Net Area (An)
Try 2L55516
Ag=6.14in2,==1.35in
tf=0.312sin
rmin=2.19in
yielding (0.9)(soksi)(6.13in2)=276K>180k
Fracture ,An=Ag-2n(dht)
=Ag-2n(dht)
6.13-4((38+116+116)(0.3125)),U=3.69in?(()()2)4.88in2=0.756
=4.88in2
=1-1.35l,l=5.5
U=0.775,l=6
AC=0.7754.88in'=3.78in2
check slenderness
Spacing
223d
223(0.94)=2.5(min)
12t6
12(33)6=4.5
2.53.54.5
Shear strength of Bolt
Rn=61.3*20011
Rv=180*
(A325x,D=61.3m? boits
Rv=180k, need at leost 3 bolts
Block shear
Agt = length of tension
path f
Problem 1 [ Required ] : use the double angle

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