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SPACING OF NAILS AND y SCREWS / BOLTS 1. From the given Section, the beam is subjected to the nail which is 60 mm per nail pair. Determine the Shearing force for each nail 2. Given the some section, Having c total strength of 200N of nails used in the beam. Compute its spacing if the vertical shear capacity is only 300N. 3. The designed timber beam is made of the given blocks formed as shown. Each nails supports a shear of 300N, Determine the maximum spacing of Nails from each given vertical shear. 4, A simply supported beam that supports a load of 20KN. What will be the dimension "X" of each block connected by a bolt if it wil not exceed its allowable bending stress and shear stress which is 30 Mpa and 0.90, ‘Mpa for shear siress. Also determine the spacing of the bolls if each can sustain a shearof 2.5KN. ‘Stein of tae ev ts hue: gh G31 rot dlls Hod HA VOR see ts fel NB Bor 1. From the given Section, the beam is subjected to the ail which is 60 mm per nail pair. Determine the shearing force for each nail a we to > A(t) ™ (R sane 2, Given the same section, Having a total strength of 200N of nails used in the beam. Compute its spacing if the vertical shear capacity is only 300N,

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