(a) Based on the figure, give the minimum and the maximum of the external load, P. (b) Based on the figure, give the stiffness coefficient of the joint and the pre-load. (c) Draw and annotate the force load diagram with F, and Fm on the vertical axis and P on the horizontal axis. (d) When the load is at Pmar, determine the load factor with respect to joint separation. (e) Assume that the proof load, Fp, is 7500 lbf. When the load is at Pmaz, determine the load factor with respect to overproofing. mar;

(a) Based on the figure, give the minimum and the maximum of the external load, P. (b) Based on the figure, give the stiffness coefficient of the joint and the pre-load. (c) Draw and annotate the force load diagram with F, and Fm on the vertical axis and P on the horizontal axis. (d) When the load is at Pmar, determine the load factor with respect to joint separation. (e) Assume that the proof load, Fp, is 7500 lbf. When the load is at Pmaz, determine the load factor with respect to overproofing. mar;

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Chapter4: Compression Members

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