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The document presents four problems related to the load-carrying capacity of various nail and bolt connections in C18 timber under different loading conditions. Each problem specifies the dimensions and types of fasteners used, as well as the service class and loading duration. The objective is to determine the permissible or load capacity for each connection scenario.

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Tutorial 4

The document presents four problems related to the load-carrying capacity of various nail and bolt connections in C18 timber under different loading conditions. Each problem specifies the dimensions and types of fasteners used, as well as the service class and loading duration. The objective is to determine the permissible or load capacity for each connection scenario.

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TUTORIAL 4

Problem 1:
The nailed joint shown in Fig below is subjected to medium-term tensile
loading under service class 2. The joint comprises six 3.00mm diameter
x 60mm long round wire nails acting in single shear in C18 timber.
Determine the load-carrying capacity of the connection.

Problem 2:
A nail connection shown below is subjected to a short-term loading
under dry condition. The joint comprises of two 3.8 mm diameter times
65 mm long round wire nails acting in single shear in C18 timber.
Determine the permissible load.
Problem 3:
The nailed joint shown in Fig. below is subjected to long-term tensile
loading under service class 1 conditions. The joint comprises six 3.35
mm diameter x 100 mm long helical-threaded shank nails acting in
double shear in C18 timber. Determine the load capacity of this
connection.

Problem 4:
The bolted connection shown in Fig. below is subjected to medium-term
tensile loading under service class 2 conditions. The joint comprises a
single M12 bolt acting in single shear with C18 timber sections.
Determine the load capacity of this connection

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