b.

Tensile Rupture Capacity due to Horizontal Load

Net Effective Area,

   Dh 
Ae  tpl min2tpl  16 mm  h pl  
   2 

2
Ae  480  mm

Tensile Rupture Capacity

Rtr plx  Λ tr Fu Ae

Rtr plx  95.975 kN

Interaction Equation for Tensile Rupture Capacities,

2 2
 Fv   Fh 
 Rtr    Rtr   1.0
 ply   plx 

2 2
 Fv   Fh 
Itr      Rtr 
 Rtr ply
  plx 

Itr  0.035

RESULT = Tensile Rupture Capacity > Applied Force, OK

4. Shear Rupture Capacity of Ligting Lug

(AISC 14th Ed. Specifications Chapter D, Section D5.1b, page 16.1-29)

a. Shear Rupture Capacity due to Vertical Load

Area of Shear Failure Path

 Dh Dp
Asfy  2  tpl  Lev   
 2  2 
2
Asfy  1176 mm

Shear Rupture Capacity,

Rvr ply  Λ vr 0.6 Fu Asfy

Rvr ply  141.083  kN

b. Shear Rupture Capacity due to Horizontal Load

Area of Shear Failure Path

 Dh Dp
Asfx  2  tpl  Leh   
 2  2 
2
Asfx  1176 mm

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