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Design of slip-critical bolted connection assumes that the fastener, under high initial tensioning, develops frictional resistance between the connected parts, preventing slippage despite external load.
Design of slip-critical bolted connection assumes that the fastener, under high initial tensioning, develops frictional resistance between the connected parts, preventing slippage despite external load.
A rule used by some designers that has proved satisfactory is to design the brace for 2% of the axial load of columns, or 2% of the total compressive stress […]
The design of a D-region includes the following steps: Define and isolate each region. Determine the resultant forces acting on each D-region boundary. Select a truss model to transfer the […]
Proportioning reinforced concrete structural members by ultimate-strength design is based on the following assumptions: Strain in concrete is the same as in reinforcing bars at the same level, provided that […]