11.6 Two 15-mm steel plates with S, = 400 MPa are butt-welded using E70 series weld- ing rods and good welding practice. The weld length is 90 mm. What is the maxi- mum tensile load that can be applied to the joint with a safety factor of 3? (See Figure P11.6.) FIGURE P11.6 15 mm F Weld length = 90 mm S,= 400 MPa SF=3 E70 series weld

11.6 Two 15-mm steel plates with S, = 400 MPa are butt-welded using E70 series weld- ing rods and good welding practice. The weld length is 90 mm. What is the maxi- mum tensile load that can be applied to the joint with a safety factor of 3? (See Figure P11.6.) FIGURE P11.6 15 mm F Weld length = 90 mm S,= 400 MPa SF=3 E70 series weld

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