Connection Stresses in a Riveted or Bolted Lap Joint

This video provides an overview of common stresses in a lap joint under tension. Rivets are initially specified, but bolts are also considered. Connector shear, bearing, tension at the holes, and end tear-out are considered as potential failure modes. Different materials are evaluated to achieve an appropriate design factor.

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[@barryjoe8824]

Good Job. Helped me to refresh my knowledge

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[@samarayan35]

Sir, is the tension at holes here meams tensile rupture in the net section in AISC?, because im AISC, the formula is for LRFD, 0.75 (Fu)(Au) and for ASD, Fu (Ae)/2

[@andrewdanielgonzalezgutier3962]

Hello. Wich code are you using to get the values of stregh of materials?

[@malikahmed49]

why are there two holes instead of six for tensile normal stress

[@EngineeringandDesignSolutions]

The cross-section I sketch in green at about 20:50-21:00 is the area under tension. There are only two holes in that cross-section. The other holes are at different cross-sections. I hope that helps.
Thanks for watching and commenting!

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???how to translate this video accurate into arabic because youtube translation is not accurat

[@EngineeringandDesignSolutions]

Sorry - I'm sure your English is better than my Arabic!

[@mahmoudhamdyfarrag4717]

what the name of this software

[@EngineeringandDesignSolutions]

SolidWorks. I highly recommend it.

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@@EngineeringandDesignSolutions how can i draw it with solid ?