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This document discusses tension members in steel structures. It defines tension members as elements subjected to axial tensile forces, with examples like truss members and cables. The stress on a tension member is calculated as applied load over cross-sectional area. Failure can occur through yielding of the gross or net cross-sectional area, or through block shear. The document discusses limit states, gross and net sections, staggered bolt arrangements, shear lag factors, and slenderness limitations for te
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