Practical stationary engineering : in form of questions and answers (1909)
West, Andrew Cassius, 1855- · Boston, Mass. : A.C. West · leaf 94
om the pitch of rivets,multiply this remainder by the thickness of the plate and thetensile strength of plate. 3d, multiply area of one rivet by the number of rivets,and multiply this product by the shearing strength of rivet. 4th, divide the weaker of these by the strength of solidplate, the… … Figure 17. 82 PRACTICAL STATIONARY ENGINEERING SINGLE-RIVETED LAP JOINT. P represents pitch of rivet. (See rule.) A represents lap of plate, and usually made to equalthree times the diameter of rivet. B represents distance between holes. C, lap from centre of rivet and usually equal to one…
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