How to calculate edge shearing of a member?

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The discussion focuses on calculating edge shearing of a member, specifically a central plate with a thickness of 1 inch. It is established that the bearing load on the center plate is F/2 at each bolt. Given that there are two shear planes for tearout, the shearing tearout load at each plane is confirmed to be F/4. This calculation is critical for understanding load distribution in structural applications.

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in the case of the picture below, for the central plate of thickness 1 inch, is it the force on a bolt F/2 divided by 2at that results in F/4at ?thanks
 

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If I understand the question correctly, the bearing load on the center plate is F/2 at each bolt, and since there are 2 shear planes for tearout, then the shearing tearout load at each plane is F/4.
 

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