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    The document summarizes the design of beam to column and beam to beam connections using bolted angles. It provides the dimensions of the beam and column sections, material properties, bolt specifications, and calculations to determine the number of bolts required. For the beam to column connection, it is found that 2 bolts are needed when connecting either Section 1 or Section 2. The thickness of the angle is also sufficient to resist the shear forces. For the beam to beam connection, 2 bolts are required when connecting Sections 1 and 2, and 3 bolts are needed for Section 3. The angle thickness also satisfies the shear requirement.

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    Connection Design

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    The document summarizes the design of beam to column and beam to beam connections using bolted angles. It provides the dimensions of the beam and column sections, material properties, bolt specifications, and calculations to determine the number of bolts required. For the beam to column connection, it is found that 2 bolts are needed when connecting either Section 1 or Section 2. The thickness of the angle is also sufficient to resist the shear forces. For the beam to beam connection, 2 bolts are required when connecting Sections 1 and 2, and 3 bolts are needed for Section 3. The angle thickness also satisfies the shear requirement.

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    The document summarizes the design of beam to column and beam to beam connections using bolted angles. It provides the dimensions of the beam and column sections, material properties, bolt specifications, and calculations to determine the number of bolts required. For the beam to column connection, it is found that 2 bolts are needed when connecting either Section 1 or Section 2. The thickness of the angle is also sufficient to resist the shear forces. For the beam to beam connection, 2 bolts are required when connecting Sections 1 and 2, and 3 bolts are needed for Section 3. The angle thickness also satisfies the shear requirement.

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    Connection Design

    Uploaded by

    arjun
    The document summarizes the design of beam to column and beam to beam connections using bolted angles. It provides the dimensions of the beam and column sections, material properties, bolt specifications, and calculations to determine the number of bolts required. For the beam to column connection, it is found that 2 bolts are needed when connecting either Section 1 or Section 2. The thickness of the angle is also sufficient to resist the shear forces. For the beam to beam connection, 2 bolts are required when connecting Sections 1 and 2, and 3 bolts are needed for Section 3. The angle thickness also satisfies the shear requirement.

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    The document describes beam to column and beam to beam connections and provides calculations to determine the required number of bolts based on shear strength.

    Beam to column connections with the column web connecting to different beam section types are described. Beam to beam connections with beams of different sections and an additional angle section are also covered.

    Factors like bolt diameter, grade, end and pitch distances, shear and bearing strengths are considered when calculating the shear strength of bolts in single and double shear configurations.

    BEAM TO COLUMN CONNECTION

    D bf tf tw
    SECTION 1 450 mm 200 mm 10.0 mm 6.0 mm
    SECTION 2 500 mm 275 mm 12.0 mm 8.0 mm
    ANGLE 75 mm 75 mm 6.0 mm

    Grade of bolt 8.8


    Bolt dia M20
    fu (for plated section) 450 N/mm2
    fY(for angle section) 250 N/mm2
    γmb 1.25
    γmo 1.1
    End distance 40 mm
    Pitch distance 50 mm
    Dia of hole 22mm
    Max shear force 113.00 kN
    Node no 1
    Beam no

    (A) Angle connecting web of section 1 : The connecting bolts will be in double shear.

    1) Shear strength of bolt in shearing


    Vnsb = 226.25 kN

    V dsb = 181.00 kN

    2) Shear strength of bolt in bearing

    Kb = 0.61
    0.51
    1.78
    1
    Vnpb = 121.82 kN

    Vdpb = 97.45 kN

    Least bolt value= 97.45 kN

    Required no of bolt 2

    (B) Angle connecting to section 2 : Connecting bolt will be in single shear

    1) Shear strength of bolt in bearing

    Vnsb = 113.12 kN

    V dsb = 90.50 kN

    2) Shear strength of bolt in bearing

    Vnpb = 121.82 kN

    Vdpb = 97.45 kN

    Least bolt value= 90.50 kN

    Required no of bolt 2

    (C) check the thickness of angle

    Shear resistance = Av x f Y
    √3 x γmo
    where,
    Av = Area of angle
    fy = Yield strength of angle

    Shear resistance = 118.09 Kn SAFE

    Length of angle required 130 mm


    s will be in double shear.
    n single shear
    BEAM TO BEAM CONNECTION

    D bf tf tw
    SECTION 1 450 mm 200 mm 10.0 mm 6.0 mm
    SECTION 2 500 mm 275 mm 12.0 mm 8.0 mm
    SECTION 3
    ANGLE 100 mm 100 mm 6.0 mm

    Grade of bolt 8.8


    Bolt dia M24
    fu (for plated section) 450 N/mm2
    fY(for angle section) 250 N/mm2
    γmb 1.25
    γmo 1.1
    End distance 40 mm
    Pitch distance 50 mm
    Dia of hole 28mm
    shear force at sect 1 113.00 kN
    shear force at sect 2 113.00 kN
    Node no 1
    Beam no

    (A) Angle connecting beam web of section 1 : The connecting bolts will be in double shear.

    1) Shear strength of bolt in shearing


    Vnsb = 325.80 kN

    V dsb = 260.64 kN

    2) Shear strength of bolt in bearing

    Kb = 0.48
    0.35
    1.78
    1

    Vnpb = 99.43 kN

    Vdpb = 79.54 kN

    Least bolt value= 79.54 kN

    Required no of bolt 2

    (B) Angle connecting beam web of section 2 : The connecting bolts will be in double shear.

    1) Shear strength of bolt in shearing

    Vnsb = 325.80 kN

    V dsb = 260.64 kN

    2) Shear strength of bolt in bearing

    Vnpb = 132.57 kN

    Vdpb = 120.52 kN

    Least bolt value= 120.52 kN

    Required no of bolt 2

    (c) Angle connecting section 3 : Connecting bolt will be in double shear

    1) Shear strength of bolt in bearing

    Vnsb = 325.80 kN

    V dsb = 260.64 kN

    2) Shear strength of bolt in bearing

    Vnpb = 99.43 kN

    Vdpb = 79.54 kN
    Least bolt value= 79.54 kN

    Reaction of beam from both side 226.00 kN

    Bolt connection both angle are in double shear .

    strength of bolt in double shear 318.17 kN

    Balace reaction = 92.17 kN


    Above force to be resisted by angle of section 3

    Required no of bolt 3

    (C) check the thickness of angle

    Shear resistance = Av x f Y
    √3 x γmo
    where,
    Av = Area of angle
    fy = Yield strength of angle

    Shear resistance = 157.46 Kn SAFE

    Length of angle required 130 mm


    olts will be in double shear.
    olts will be in double shear.

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