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    Pin Design AISC

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    Fernando Sima
    This document provides calculations for determining the allowable strength of a pin connection between connecting plates. It evaluates the strength based on bearing, yielding, shear, and tensile or shear rupture. The key parameters given are the plate thickness, pin diameter, yield and ultimate strengths. It calculates values for nominal strength based on the failure modes, and checks that the lowest calculated allowable strength is greater than the required strength.

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    Pin Design AISC

    Uploaded by

    Fernando Sima
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    This document provides calculations for determining the allowable strength of a pin connection between connecting plates. It evaluates the strength based on bearing, yielding, shear, and tensile or shear rupture. The key parameters given are the plate thickness, pin diameter, yield and ultimate strengths. It calculates values for nominal strength based on the failure modes, and checks that the lowest calculated allowable strength is greater than the required strength.

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    Pin design according to AISC 89

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    This document provides calculations for determining the allowable strength of a pin connection between connecting plates. It evaluates the strength based on bearing, yielding, shear, and tensile or shear rupture. The key parameters given are the plate thickness, pin diameter, yield and ultimate strengths. It calculates values for nominal strength based on the failure modes, and checks that the lowest calculated allowable strength is greater than the required strength.

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    203 views3 pages

    Pin Design AISC

    Uploaded by

    Fernando Sima
    This document provides calculations for determining the allowable strength of a pin connection between connecting plates. It evaluates the strength based on bearing, yielding, shear, and tensile or shear rupture. The key parameters given are the plate thickness, pin diameter, yield and ultimate strengths. It calculates values for nominal strength based on the failure modes, and checks that the lowest calculated allowable strength is greater than the required strength.

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    PIN CONNECTION

    Connecting Plates

    0.63
    1.378
    1.26
    4
    35
    Fu=
    50
    t=
    a=
    d=
    b=
    Fy=

    a) Bearing

    Rn =1 . 8 F y A pb
    =2. 00

    Apb =

    0.7936

    in2

    Rn/ t=

    25.0

    kip

    in
    in

    thickness of the plate

    in
    in
    ksi
    ksi

    Pin diameter

    Pn =F y A g
    t =1 . 67

    Ag=

    2.5

    in2

    Pn/ t=

    52.8

    Kip

    b) Yielding

    Pin
    a) Shear
    b

    Pn =0 . 6 F u A p
    sf =2. 00

    Ap=d2/4
    Ap=

    1.25

    in2

    Pn/ sf=

    37.4

    kip

    Fy=
    Fu=

    Allowable Strength =

    25.0

    Kip

    <

    982.8

    35
    50

    ksi
    ksi

    Kip Requiered Stregth

    ERROR

    PIN CONNECTION
    Connecting Plates

    Pn =2 tb eff F u
    t =2 . 00

    3.15
    4.375
    5
    b= 16.25
    Fy=
    70
    Fu=
    85
    t=
    a=
    d=

    a) Tensile rupture
    beff=2t+0.63 (in)
    beff=

    5.594

    in

    Pn/ t=

    1497.7

    kip

    in
    in

    in
    in
    ksi
    ksi

    thickness of the plate


    increase a
    Pin diameter

    (section D5.2)

    ok!!

    (section D5.2)

    Pn =0 . 6 F u A sf
    sf =2. 00

    b) Shear rupture
    Asf=2t(a+d/2)
    Asf=

    43.313

    in2

    Pn/ sf= 1104.5

    kip

    c) Bearing

    Rn =1 . 8 F y A pb
    =2. 00

    Apb =

    15.75

    in2

    Rn/ t=

    992.3

    kip

    d) Yielding

    Pn =F y A g
    t =1 . 67

    Ag=

    51.2

    in2

    Pn/ t=

    2145.6

    Kip

    Pin
    a) Shear

    Pn =0 . 6 F u A p
    sf =2. 00

    Ap=d2/4

    Fy=
    Fu=

    Ap=

    19.63

    Pn/ sf= 1001.4

    70
    85

    ksi
    ksi

    in2
    kip

    b) Flexural yielding
    L= 4.79 in

    P n =4 M u / L
    t =1 . 67

    Allowable Strength =

    M p=
    Pn=

    1458.3 Kip.in
    1218.5 Kip

    Pn/ t=

    729.6

    Kip

    729.6

    Kip

    >

    Kip Requiered Stregth

    OK !!

    PIN CONNECTION
    Connecting Plates

    Apb =

    18.75

    in2

    t=
    a=
    d=
    b=
    Fy=

    Rn/ t=

    1181.3

    kip

    Fu=

    a) Bearing

    Rn =1 . 8 F y A pb
    =2. 00

    3.75
    3.5
    5
    14
    70
    85

    in
    in

    thickness of the plate

    in
    in
    ksi
    ksi

    Pin diameter

    Pn =F y A g
    t =1 . 67

    Ag=

    52.5

    in2

    Pn/ t=

    2200.6

    Kip

    b) Yielding

    Pin
    a) Shear
    b

    Pn =0 . 6 F u A p
    sf =2. 00

    Ap=d2/4
    Ap=

    19.63

    Pn/ sf= 1178.1

    in2
    kip

    Fy=
    Fu=

    Allowable Strength = 1178.1

    Kip

    >

    75
    100

    ksi
    ksi

    1106.0 Kip Requiered Stregth

    OK !!

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