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    Tutorial - 1 Solution 1.a: 1) Gross Section Yielding Failure

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    The document provides examples of calculating the design strength of tension members connected by bolted connections. It calculates the design strength based on the least value from three potential failure modes: 1) gross section yielding, 2) net section rupture, and 3) block shear failure. For each example connection, it provides the dimensions, materials properties, and calculations for each failure mode to determine the governing/controlling failure mode and corresponding design strength.

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    The document provides examples of calculating the design strength of tension members connected by bolted connections. It calculates the design strength based on the least value from three potential failure modes: 1) gross section yielding, 2) net section rupture, and 3) block shear failure. For each example connection, it provides the dimensions, materials properties, and calculations for each failure mode to determine the governing/controlling failure mode and corresponding design strength.

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    Tutorial - 1 Solution 1.a: 1) Gross Section Yielding Failure

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    The document provides examples of calculating the design strength of tension members connected by bolted connections. It calculates the design strength based on the least value from three potential failure modes: 1) gross section yielding, 2) net section rupture, and 3) block shear failure. For each example connection, it provides the dimensions, materials properties, and calculations for each failure mode to determine the governing/controlling failure mode and corresponding design strength.

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    Tutorial -1

    Solution
    1.a

    Design strength of the tension member bolted connection

    30
    40

    30

    30

    50

    Data
    fy
    fu
    t
    dia of hole

    =
    =
    =
    =

    250 MPa
    410 MPa
    10 mm
    13 mm

    Design strength is calculated as least value of all possible modes of failure of


    the connection.
    So its the the least of
    1. Gross section yielding
    2. Net section rupture
    3. Block shear failure
    1) Gross section yielding Failure
    Tdg
    =
    Fy.Ag/1.1
    =
    250 x (10x 100) / 1.1
    =
    227273 N
    Tdg
    =
    227 kN
    2) Net section rupture failure
    1

    1
    Failure section 1-1

    An
    An

    =
    =

    (100 -13-13 )x 10
    740 sq.mm

    Tdn

    =
    0.9 x fu x An / 1.25
    =
    218448 N
    Tdn
    =
    218 kN
    Note: Other possible failure sections will have higher sectional area and will
    predict higher value as strength. So not required to calculate other possible
    section as we need only lower most value.
    3) Block Shear Failure

    2
    1
    =30+50+13/2

    1
    2

    Failure block 1-1


    Avg
    =
    Atn
    =
    Avn
    =
    Atg
    =
    Failure block 2-2
    Avg
    Atn
    Avn
    Atg

    2x(30+50)x10
    (40-13)x10
    2x(30+50-13-13/2)x10
    40 x 10

    =
    =
    =
    =

    1600
    270
    1210
    400

    =
    =
    =
    =

    700
    505
    605
    700

    Tdb
    =
    For 1-1
    =
    290 kN
    For 2-2
    =
    or Tdb
    =
    For 1-1
    297 kN
    For 2-2
    =
    Design tensile strength of the member will be least ofall =
    Failure mode will be net-section failure

    482
    262
    218

    1.b

    Design strength of the tension member bolted connection


    Design strength is calculated as least value of all possible modes of failure of
    the connection.
    So its the the least of
    1. Gross section yielding
    2. Net section rupture
    3. Block shear failure

    30

    60

    30

    50

    30
    Data
    fy
    fu
    t
    dia of hole

    =
    =
    =
    =

    250 MPa
    410 MPa
    10 mm
    13 mm

    1) Gross section yielding Failure


    Tdg
    =
    Fy.Ag/1.1
    =
    250 x (10x (60+30+30)) / 1.1
    =
    272727 N
    Tdg
    =
    273 kN
    2) Net section rupture failure
    1
    2

    Failure section 1-1


    An1
    Failure section 2-2
    An2
    where
    one stagger length
    So
    An2
    Failure section 3-3
    An3

    =
    =
    =
    =
    =

    (120 -13-13 )x 10 =
    940 sq.mm
    120-13-13+ 2 x stagger length
    p2/4g =
    502/(4*60)
    =
    1018 mm
    (120-13)x10 > An1 and An2

    Considering the failure sections as shown in the fig. above, it is obvious that
    the lengh of the line 1-1 is less than 2-2 an 3-3
    So for section 1-1,

    Tdn
    Tdn

    =
    =
    =

    0.9 x fu x An1 / 1.25


    277488 N
    277 kN

    3) Block Shear Failure

    Failure section 1-1

    Avg
    Atn
    Avn
    Atg

    =
    =
    =
    =

    Tdb

    2x(30+50)x10
    (60-13)x10
    2x(30+50-13)x10
    60x10

    =
    =
    =
    =

    1600
    470
    1340
    600

    or Tdb

    =
    =

    349 kN

    365 kN
    Design tensile strength of the member will be least of the
    Failure mode will be block shear failure

    3)

    273

    Single angle connection wih three bolts

    ISA 100 x 100 x 6


    T

    rupturing net section

    Block shear
    failure

    50
    50
    50
    3
    0

    30+50+50

    gusset plate of thk=10mm

    T
    Figure shows the connection of angle with gusset plate and net section and
    block shear failure
    Data
    fy
    =
    250 MPa
    fu
    =
    410 MPa
    t of plate
    =
    10 mm
    t of angle
    =
    6 mm
    dia of hole
    =
    13 mm
    1) Gross section yielding Failure
    Tdg
    =
    fy.Ag/1.1
    =
    250 x (97+97)x6 / 1.1
    =
    264545 N
    Tdg
    =
    265 kN

    2) Net section rupture failure

    Avg
    Atn
    Avn
    Atg
    Tdb
    or Tdb

    Beta
    So Tdn

    =
    =

    Tdn
    Tdn

    =
    =

    0.7
    0.9 x (100-3-13) x 6 x 410 / 1.25
    +
    0.7 x (100 x 6 x 250) / 1.1
    241372 N
    241 kN

    3) Block Shear Failure of single angle connection


    =
    (30+50+50)x6
    =
    =
    (50-13/2)x6
    =
    =
    (30+50+50-13-13-13/2)x6
    =
    =
    50x6
    =
    =
    =
    =

    780
    261
    585
    300

    179 kN

    168 kN
    Design tensile strength of the member will be least all =
    Failure mode will be block shear failure

    168

    sq.mm
    sq.mm
    sq.mm
    sq.mm

    sq.mm
    sq.mm
    sq.mm
    sq.mm

    kN
    kN
    kN

    940 sq.mm
    ###

    sq.mm
    sq.mm
    sq.mm
    sq.mm

    kN

    Block shear
    failure

    10mm

    net section and

    10 / 1.25

    sq.mm
    sq.mm
    sq.mm
    sq.mm

    kN

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