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bolted connection supporting eccentric load P as shown if the load on any bolt is not to exceed 29kN calculate maximum value of P
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Step I
List bolt value
Shera capacity of bolt=$\frac{fub\times Anb\times hn}{\sqrt{3}\times ymb}$
=400
bolt value=29 kN
Step II
Direct shera force=$\frac{f}{4(no.of \ bolt)}$=0.25p
Step III
force in bolt due to tortion
F2=$\frac{\sum(P.e)rn}{\gamma ^{2}}$
$\sum P.e=Pcos\theta$(60-80)+Psin(150+60)
$\gamma n=\sqrt{60^{2}+60^{2}}$=84.85
$\gamma =(4\times 60^{2})+(4\times 60^{2}$=28800
F2=$\frac{pcos\theta(30)+Psin\theta(210)\times 84.85}{28800}$
F2=$\frac{pcos\theta(30)+psin\theta(210)\times84.85}{28800}$
F2=0.5P
Step IV
used resultant flow equation
R=F1+F2
2g=$\frac{p}{4}+(0.5P)$
P=38.67kN ultimate load
Step IV
Safe working load=$\frac{p}{1.5}$
$\frac{38.67}{1.5}$
=25.77kN
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