You have fulfilled your promise to give a lesson about Moment 2 directions Mx and My. Now I understand more about this. Thank you Very much and my full of respect to you Sir
@@civilbasics21I don't understand your language where you explained in this video because I am Indonesian, but I just follow the Professor's explanation through the writing on the white board By finding the axis of the plate, we can calculate, what"s the number and diameter of bolts and find which bolt gets the most critical load. but you have not been explained the diameter of bolts, length of bolts embedded in cast concrete and the number of bolts used and you have not been explained the thickness of steel plate is needed Please give me 1 example Sir Maybe you will be explain more fully and detail in the next video Thank you Profesor
See relation n=(Fb1+Fb2)/Tdb Put n=1and find Tdb, then Tnb and Anb . Now choose diameter of bolt. Length of bolt is found as I explained in previous video.
Respected Sir, I have a query - In equation 1 and equation 3 the axial laod P has to be shared as P1 and P2 such that P1+P2=P. Can you please suggest me regarding this. Thank you.
@@civilbasics21 sir, may I know the reason why it's not applicable here. If we write the equation (globally) for both the axes together then the vertical load(P) will come. However here we are independently solving in different axes and still the same vertical load(P) is considered. Please explain.
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You have fulfilled your promise to give a lesson about Moment 2 directions Mx and My.
Now I understand more about this.
Thank you Very much and my full of respect to you Sir
May I know your brief introduction
@@civilbasics21I don't understand your language where you explained in this video because I am Indonesian, but I just follow the Professor's explanation through the writing on the white board
By finding the axis of the plate, we can calculate, what"s the number and diameter of bolts and find which bolt gets the most critical load. but you have not been explained the diameter of bolts, length of bolts embedded in cast concrete and the number of bolts used and you have not been explained the thickness of steel plate is needed
Please give me 1 example Sir
Maybe you will be explain more fully and detail in the next video
Thank you Profesor
See relation n=(Fb1+Fb2)/Tdb
Put n=1and find Tdb, then Tnb and Anb . Now choose diameter of bolt.
Length of bolt is found as I explained in previous video.
@@civilbasics21 OK I'll tr to learned your explaination step by step to understaind it. Thank you Sir
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Respected Sir, I have a query - In equation 1 and equation 3 the axial laod P has to be shared as P1 and P2 such that P1+P2=P. Can you please suggest me regarding this. Thank you.
It will be not applicable here.
@@civilbasics21 sir, may I know the reason why it's not applicable here. If we write the equation (globally) for both the axes together then the vertical load(P) will come. However here we are independently solving in different axes and still the same vertical load(P) is considered. Please explain.