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    Es 313 Problem Set 06: Bearing Stress

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    A 22.2 mm bolt fastens two timbers with a 34 kN tensile load. The bolt has an 18.6 mm thread diameter. (a) The shearing stress in the bolt head is calculated. (b) The shearing stress in the threads is calculated. (c) With a bearing stress limit of 6 MPa, the required outside washer diameter is calculated given an inside diameter of 28 mm. A roof truss connection at joint B uses 19 mm rivets. Given allowable stresses, the number of rivets required is calculated. The largest average tensile stress of member BC is also calculated.

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    Es 313 Problem Set 06: Bearing Stress

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    A 22.2 mm bolt fastens two timbers with a 34 kN tensile load. The bolt has an 18.6 mm thread diameter. (a) The shearing stress in the bolt head is calculated. (b) The shearing stress in the threads is calculated. (c) With a bearing stress limit of 6 MPa, the required outside washer diameter is calculated given an inside diameter of 28 mm. A roof truss connection at joint B uses 19 mm rivets. Given allowable stresses, the number of rivets required is calculated. The largest average tensile stress of member BC is also calculated.

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    A 22.2 mm bolt fastens two timbers with a 34 kN tensile load. The bolt has an 18.6 mm thread diameter. (a) The shearing stress in the bolt head is calculated. (b) The shearing stress in the threads is calculated. (c) With a bearing stress limit of 6 MPa, the required outside washer diameter is calculated given an inside diameter of 28 mm. A roof truss connection at joint B uses 19 mm rivets. Given allowable stresses, the number of rivets required is calculated. The largest average tensile stress of member BC is also calculated.

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    Es 313 Problem Set 06: Bearing Stress

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    A 22.2 mm bolt fastens two timbers with a 34 kN tensile load. The bolt has an 18.6 mm thread diameter. (a) The shearing stress in the bolt head is calculated. (b) The shearing stress in the threads is calculated. (c) With a bearing stress limit of 6 MPa, the required outside washer diameter is calculated given an inside diameter of 28 mm. A roof truss connection at joint B uses 19 mm rivets. Given allowable stresses, the number of rivets required is calculated. The largest average tensile stress of member BC is also calculated.

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    Es 313 PROBLEM SET 06: BEARING STRESS

    PROBLEM 01

    A 22.2 mm-diameter bolt having diameter at the roots of the threads of


    18.6 mm is used to fasten two timbers as shown. The nut is tightened to
    cause a tensile load in the bolt of 34 kN. Determine the shearing stress in
    the head of the bolt, (b) the shearing stress in the threads, and (c) the
    outside diameter of the washers if the inside diameter is 28 mm and the
    bearing stress is limited to 6 MPa.

    PROBLEM 02
    Shown is a roof truss and the detail of the rivet connection at joint B.
    using allowable shearing stress v=70 MPa and σb = 140 MPa, how many
    19 mm-diameter rivets are required to fasten member BC to the gusset
    plate? What is the largest average tensile stress of member BC?

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