The critical load on a section of a truss is 21.9 KN. With 2 bolts carrying the load, each bolt would need to support 10.95 KN. A bolt with a diameter of 20 mm and length of 150 mm is sufficient, as it can support over 22.3 KN. Checking the net timber area and bearing capacity of the bolts confirms they can adequately support the critical load of 21.9 KN.
The critical load on a section of a truss is 21.9 KN. With 2 bolts carrying the load, each bolt would need to support 10.95 KN. A bolt with a diameter of 20 mm and length of 150 mm is sufficient, as it can support over 22.3 KN. Checking the net timber area and bearing capacity of the bolts confirms they can adequately support the critical load of 21.9 KN.
The critical load on a section of a truss is 21.9 KN. With 2 bolts carrying the load, each bolt would need to support 10.95 KN. A bolt with a diameter of 20 mm and length of 150 mm is sufficient, as it can support over 22.3 KN. Checking the net timber area and bearing capacity of the bolts confirms they can adequately support the critical load of 21.9 KN.