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    The document provides details for seven structural steel beam and column connection design problems. Students are asked to provide sectional details, dimensions, and multiple views of: 1) An end plate connection transferring shear and moment, 2) A T-stub connection transferring shear and moment, and 3) A stiffened seat connection transferring shear. Additional problems include designing bracket and stiffened seat connections given loading and member information. Dimensioned drawings are required for all connection details.

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    The document provides details for seven structural steel beam and column connection design problems. Students are asked to provide sectional details, dimensions, and multiple views of: 1) An end plate connection transferring shear and moment, 2) A T-stub connection transferring shear and moment, and 3) A stiffened seat connection transferring shear. Additional problems include designing bracket and stiffened seat connections given loading and member information. Dimensioned drawings are required for all connection details.

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    The document provides details for seven structural steel beam and column connection design problems. Students are asked to provide sectional details, dimensions, and multiple views of: 1) An end plate connection transferring shear and moment, 2) A T-stub connection transferring shear and moment, and 3) A stiffened seat connection transferring shear. Additional problems include designing bracket and stiffened seat connections given loading and member information. Dimensioned drawings are required for all connection details.

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    The document provides details for seven structural steel beam and column connection design problems. Students are asked to provide sectional details, dimensions, and multiple views of: 1) An end plate connection transferring shear and moment, 2) A T-stub connection transferring shear and moment, and 3) A stiffened seat connection transferring shear. Additional problems include designing bracket and stiffened seat connections given loading and member information. Dimensioned drawings are required for all connection details.

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    MNNIT Allahabad

    CE-17201: Steel Structures Detailing (Lab)

    Assignment No. 4
    Detailing of Beam and Column Connections

    Note: All the solutions must provide the appropriate sectional details with complete dimensioning and
    sufficient number of views as per the standard symbols and representations.

    1. Detail end plate connection between an MB 300@451.3N/m beam and HB 200 @365.9 N/m Column to
    transfer a vertical factored shear of 120 kN and a factored hogging B.M. of 120 kNm using HSFG bolts
    of diameter 20 mm as per the details shown below:

    Note: Missing sectional data (if any) may be assumed as per codal provisions or may be obtained
    through associated design calculations

    2. Detail a T-stub connection to transfer service condition shear force of 100 kN and service condition
    bending moment of 35 kNm from the end of a beam MB 350 @514.0 N/m to a column HB 300 @618.0
    N/m using M16 & M20 bolts of product grade C and property class 4.6 as per the details given below:

    Note: Missing sectional data (if any) may be assumed as per codal provisions or may be obtained
    through associated design calculations

    3. Detail a stiffened seat connection to transfer a factored shear of 400 kN from a beam MB 550 @ 1020
    N/m column HB @ 855.4 N/m using 9 mm size field shop fabricated fillet weld as per the details given
    below:
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    Note: Missing sectional data (if any) may be assumed as per codal provisions or may be obtained
    through associated design calculations

    4. If two bracket plates are connected to the flanges of the column SC 250 @856N/m, as shown in Fig. 1.
    Design and detail the moment resistant bolt connection if a load P =165kN is applied at an eccentricity
    of 300mm. The grade of the structural steel is E250 and M20 bolts of product grade C and property class
    4.6 are used.

    Fig. 1: Details of bracket plates connected to the flanges of the column SC 250
    5. Design and detail bracket connection to transfer a service load of 150kN as per the details given in Fig.
    2. The grade of the structural steel is E250 and M20 bolts of product grade C and property class 4.6 are
    used.

    Fig. 2
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    6. An ISMB 300@433.6 N/m beam has to be connected


    to the flange of an ISHB 200@392.4 N/m column to
    transfer a factored load of 120 kN. Provide a bolted
    unstiffened seat connection (Fig. 3) for the following
    data:
    a. Use a seat angle = ISA 150×75×12
    b. Use a cleat angle = ISA 100×75×8
    c. Provide 4 bolts of 20 mm diameter to
    connect the connected leg of the seat angle
    to the flange of the column.
    d. Provide 2 bolts of 20 mm diameter to
    connect the outstanding leg of the seat angle
    to the flange of the beam.
    e. Provide the cleat angle to connect the top
    flange of the beam and the flange of the
    column with 2 bolts of 20 mm diameter on
    each leg.
    Draw the detailed front view, side view and plan
    of the connection.
    Fig. 3

    7. An ISMB 350@514 N/m beam has to be connected


    to the flange of an ISHB 300@618 N/m column to
    transfer a factored load of 275kN. Provide a bolted
    stiffened seat connection (Fig. 4) for the following
    data.
    a. Use a seat angle = ISA 200×100×12
    b. Use a cleat angle = ISA 60×60×8
    c. Use two vertical stiffener angles of size ISA
    80×80×10
    d. Provide 4 bolts of 20 mm diameter to
    connect the connected leg of the seat angle
    to the flange of the column.
    e. Provide 12 bolts of 20 mm diameter to
    connect the connected leg of the stiffener
    angle to the flange of the column with a
    packing plate of thickness 12 mm.
    f. Provide 5 tack bolts of 20 mm diameter to
    connect the outstanding leg of the stiffener
    angles.
    g. Provide 2 bolts of 20 mm diameter to
    connect the outstanding leg of the seat angle
    to the flange of the beam.
    h. Provide the cleat angle to connect the top
    flange of the beam and the flange of the
    column with 2 bolts of 20 mm diameter on
    each leg.
    Draw the detailed front view, side view and plan
    of the connection.
    Fig. 4
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