A joint is said to be double-riveted, triple riveted etc. accordingly to the number of sheets used.

A joint is said to be double-riveted, triple riveted etc. accordingly to the number of sheets used. Correct Answer False

For a lap joint, if the plates are made to connect using only one row of rivets then it is called single-riveted lap joint. A joint is said to be double-riveted, triple riveted etc. accordingly to the number of rows of rivets in it.
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