What is the difference between end and edge distance?(a) Edge distance is measured parallel to direction of stress, while end distance is measured perpendicular to direction of stress(b) Edge distance is measured parallel to direction of stress, while end distance is measured parallel to direction of stress(c) Edge distance is measured perpendicular to direction of stress, while end distance is measured perpendicular to direction of stress(d) Edge distance is measured perpendicular to direction of stress, while end distance is measured parallel to direction of stressI have been asked this question at a job interview.I'd like to ask this question from Bolted Connections in division Bolted Connections of Design of Steel Structures

What is the difference between end and edge distance?(a) Edge distance

1.	What is the difference between end and edge distance?(a) Edge distance is measured parallel to direction of stress, while end distance is measured perpendicular to direction of stress(b) Edge distance is measured parallel to direction of stress, while end distance is measured parallel to direction of stress(c) Edge distance is measured perpendicular to direction of stress, while end distance is measured perpendicular to direction of stress(d) Edge distance is measured perpendicular to direction of stress, while end distance is measured parallel to direction of stressI have been asked this question at a job interview.I'd like to ask this question from Bolted Connections in division Bolted Connections of Design of Steel Structures
Answer» RIGHT option is (d) Edge distance is measured perpendicular to direction of stress, while end distance is measured parallel to direction of stress Easiest explanation: Edge distance is distance at right ANGLES to the direction of stress from centre of HOLE to adjacent edge. End distance is distance in the direction of stress from centre of hole to end of element.

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