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tp b F End view hArm Arm F L1 Weld Washers Plate Screws l3 l2 l4 l2 Side view

          t<sub>p</sub>
b
F
End view
h<sub>Arm</sub>
Arm
F
L<sub>1</sub>
Weld
Washers
Plate
Screws
l<sub>3</sub>
l<sub>2</sub>
l<sub>4</sub>
l<sub>2</sub>
Side view

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University Physics with Modern Physics

Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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Types of loads transmitted across the bolt pattern: - Shear load: This is the load that is parallel to the interface between the plate and the wall. It tends to slide the plate relative to the wall. - Tensile load: This is the load that is perpendicular to the Show more…

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Plate slip scenario - What types of loads are transmitted across the bolt pattern? Consider a plane which coincides with the interface between the plate and wall. - How are these loads assumed to be divided among the screwed joints in the bolt pattern as well as among the load types? - Which screwed joints will need to carry the largest net force? - If each bolt is in tension to a level Fi, what is the compressive force between the plate and the wall? Washers Plate Screws Weld 1 hArm W Arm L! es End view Side view