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... rivets in row 2 , and 1 whole and 2 half rivets in row 3. Similarly there are 11 rivets effective in each half of the repeating section of the quadruple - riveted joint in Fig . 12-2d . Inspection of the enclosed repeating rivet groups ...
... rivets in row 2 , and 1 whole and 2 half rivets in row 3. Similarly there are 11 rivets effective in each half of the repeating section of the quadruple - riveted joint in Fig . 12-2d . Inspection of the enclosed repeating rivet groups ...
Page 426
... rivet itself may also possibly be crushed . Actually , the intensity with which the rivet bears against the rivet hole is not constant , but varies from zero at the edges of the hole to a maximum value directly in back of the rivet . It ...
... rivet itself may also possibly be crushed . Actually , the intensity with which the rivet bears against the rivet hole is not constant , but varies from zero at the edges of the hole to a maximum value directly in back of the rivet . It ...
Page 434
... rivet hole is taken as in . larger than the diameter of the undriven rivet . For condition ( 3 ) to be true , it is necessary that the applied load pass through the centroid of the rivet group ( see page 5 ) . Eccentric loading of ...
... rivet hole is taken as in . larger than the diameter of the undriven rivet . For condition ( 3 ) to be true , it is necessary that the applied load pass through the centroid of the rivet group ( see page 5 ) . Eccentric loading of ...
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