Chapter 7
Chapter 7
Bolted connections have been used to assemble the strtcture. The joints were also analyzed for their strengths.
J1
J2
J3
J4
All the details, forces and moments of these joints are tabulated and the relevant capacities are calculated for J1. The forces and moments observed at the joints are also lower than the allowable values. Therefore, the joints are also of sufficient strength.
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Reference BS-5950 Part-1:2000 Joint Identity Number of bolts Bolt diameter Steel grade Plate thickness
Description J1 2 16 mm 8.8 7 mm
Results
Ps = p s As
Table 30
ps = Shear Strength of bolt = As = Shear Area of bolt = Ps = Shear capacity of one bolt = Shear Capacity of the connection Maximum observed shear force Factor of safety for shear of bolts
Reference
Results
Clause 6.3.4.2
Pt = 0 . 8 p t A t
Table 34
pt = Tensile Strength of bolt = At = Tension Area of bolt = Pt = Tension capacity of one bolt = Tension Capacity of the connection Maximum observed tensiler force Factor of safety for tension of bolts
Reference
Results
Clause 6.3.3.2
Pbb = dt p p bb
Table 31
pbb = Bearing Strength of bolt = d = Bolt Diameter tp = Plate Thickness Pbb = Bearing capacity of one bolt = Bearing Capacity of the connection Maximum observed Bearing force Factor of safety for Bearing of bolts
1000 N/mm 16 mm 7 mm
Reference
Results
Clause 6.3.3.3
Pbs = k bs dt p p bs
pbs = Bearing Strength of connected part kbs = Coefficient for type of holes Type of holes: Standard clearance holes kbs = d= tp = Steel grade of connected parts Table 32 pbs = Bearing Capacity of the connected part Maximum observed bearing force Factor of safety for bearing of connected part S275 460 N/mm
2
1.0 16 mm 7 mm
1.0 16 mm 7 mm
Reference
Results
M = ptS
M = Moment Capacity of Bolts Z = Elastic Modulus
S =
d 6
683 mm
Maximum observed bending moment on bolts Factor of safety for moment capacity of bolts