DESIGN OF LATTICED STERL. TRANSMISSION STRUCTURES (a+2b) CENTER-OF-GRAVITY OF THE ANGLE iW ANGLE THICKNESS Ay ste FIGURE 34. Rupture (Block Shear) Determination where d= nominal diameter; and n= number of threads per unit of length ‘Anchor bolls shall have a minimum guaranteed yield F, See Sections 4.3.2 through 4.3.4, and Sec tion 7 for design requirements 3.10.5 Guys The design tension in guys shall not exceed 0.65 times the specified minimum breaking strength of the cable 31 STITCH BOLTS ‘Stitch bolts shall be spaced so that the governing. slenderness rato between bolts for any component of the builtup member does not exceed the following: For compression members: three-quarters of the governing slendemess ratio of the built-up member. For tension members: the governing slendemness ratio of the built-up member, or 300, It the connected leg of a compression member exceeds 4 in. (100 mm), a minimum of two bolts shall be used at each stitch point 3.22 AXIAL COMPRESSION AND BENDING Eccentricity of load on angle members is pro- vided for in Sections 3.7.4.2 and 3.8.3, Other mem- bers subjected to both axial compression and bending 10 shall be proportioned to satisfy the following equations. £4 Pr, where Cx = coeflicient defined in the followings P = axial compression; P,= design axial compression according to Section 3.95, = anial compnessivn at yictd FA, Poe TELM K Las = FLAK LY, I, =moment of inertia about the x-axis; ‘moment of inertia about the y-axis; effective lengths in the corresponding planes of bending; ‘M, M,= moments about the x- and y-axes, re- spectively, atthe point or points defined in the following; and ‘orresponding allowable moments ac> cording to Section 3.14 computed with G,= Lif Section 3.14.4 applies. 1, Kubs KL, May M, Lf thore are transverse loads between points of support, M, and M, in Eq. 3.12-1 are the maximum ‘moments between these points, which in Eq. 3.12-2 are the larger of the moments at these points. If there