is illustrated by the following computations. Assume a load of 100,000 pounds concentric, then the net area . , . 100,000 . _e . . XT required is , - - or b.Jo square inch. .Now assume the same load1(3,000 with an eccentricity of 1 inch, a value of c equals 2^ inches and requals 1.9 inches. The… … (a) (b) (c) Fig. 165. Types of Connections for Angles an increase of 70 per cent in the section to provide for the eccentricityFig. 165-a shows a single angle connected by one leg. It iseccentric about both axes. Fig. 165-b shows a pair of angles eachconnected by one leg. This is eccentric about…
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