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    The document summarizes the design of an end plate shear connection between a column and beam. It calculates the required number of bolts based on the shear force and checks the bolt capacity in shear, bearing and tension. It determines that 12 bolts with 32mm diameter are sufficient and safe based on the calculations. A similar summary is then provided for the connection of the column to the top chord member.

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    The document summarizes the design of an end plate shear connection between a column and beam. It calculates the required number of bolts based on the shear force and checks the bolt capacity in shear, bearing and tension. It determines that 12 bolts with 32mm diameter are sufficient and safe based on the calculations. A similar summary is then provided for the connection of the column to the top chord member.

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    The document summarizes the design of an end plate shear connection between a column and beam. It calculates the required number of bolts based on the shear force and checks the bolt capacity in shear, bearing and tension. It determines that 12 bolts with 32mm diameter are sufficient and safe based on the calculations. A similar summary is then provided for the connection of the column to the top chord member.

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    CONNECTION TYPE: (END PLATE SHEAR CONNECTION)-MEMBER:80

    BET: COLUMN AND MAIN BEAM

    AS PER AISC 2005 /J3.3b: CHAPTER J:

    COMBINED TENSION AND SHEAR IN BEARING TYPE CONNECTIONS

    Fnt'= 1.3*Fnt-(Ω*Fnt/Fnv)*fv≤Fnt (Allowable Stress Design)

    Fnt' = Nominal tensile stress modified to include the effect of shear stress (MPa)
    Fnt= Nominal tensile stress as Table J3.2(MPa)
    Fv= Nominal shear stress as Table J3.2(MPa)
    fv= Required shear stress
    Ω = Safety Factor = 2 (ASD)

    ANLYSIS RESULTS
    1 SHEAR FORCE( DL+SL+L) = 650 KN
    2 AXIAL FORCE = 1 KN

    Values from the Table J:3.2: A325

    SHEAR STRENGTH OF BOLT


    3 Fv = 330 MPa
    4 fv = Fv/Ω = 330/2 = 165 MPa

    5 Area of bolt (Ab)=¶*D*D/4 = 804 sq.mm


    6 Rn1 = fv'*Ab = (165*804/1000) = 132.6 KN

    CHECK FOR BEARING STRENGTH AT BOLT HOLES


    7 Rn2 = 1.2 x Lc x t x Fu/Ω≤2.4 d x t x Fu/Ω asper: J3.6a AISC2005

    d= nominal bolt dia(mm)


    Fu= specified minimum tensile strength of the connected material(MPa)
    Lc= clear distance, in the direction of the force, between the edge of the hole
    and the edge of the adjacent hole or edge of the material
    t= thickness of connected material

    8 Rn2= 2.4 d x t x Fu/Ω


    Rn2(bolt bearing) =(2.4 x32 x 30 x 344.7/2)/1000 = 397 KN

    9 Rn2(plat shear) = 1.2 x Lc x t x Fu/Ω


    Rn2 = (1.2*536*30*344.7/2)/1000 = 3325 KN
    BEARING STRENGTH AT BOLT HOLES IS MIN OF Rn2(bolt bearing) and , Rn2(plate shear)
    = 397 KN
    BEARING STRENGTH AT BOLT HOLES

    SAFE SHEAR FORCE = 133 KN


    10 No of bolts required(n) = Shear force/max. force = 650/133 = 5 nos

    Provide 12 nos of 32 mm dia bolts with 30 mm thick plate


    CONNECTION TYPE: (END PLATE SHEAR CONNECTION)-MEMBER:80
    BET: COLUMN AND TOP CHORD MEMBER

    AS PER AISC 2005 /J3.3b: CHAPTER J:

    COMBINED TENSION AND SHEAR IN BEARING TYPE CONNECTIONS

    Fnt'= 1.3*Fnt-(Ω*Fnt/Fnv)*fv≤Fnt (Allowable Stress Design)

    Fnt' = Nominal tensile stress modified to include the effect of shear stress (MPa)
    Fnt= Nominal tensile stress as Table J3.2(MPa)
    Fv= Nominal shear stress as Table J3.2(MPa)
    fv= Required shear stress
    Ω = Safety Factor = 2 (ASD)

    ANLYSIS RESULTS
    1 SHEAR FORCE( DL+SL+L) = 650
    2 AXIAL FORCE = 1

    Values from the Table J:3.2: A325

    3 Fv = 330
    4 fv = Fv/Ω = 330/2 = 165
    STRENGTH OF BOLT IN SHEAR

    5 Area of bolt (Ab)=¶*D*D/4 = 804


    6 Rn1 = fv'*Ab = (165*804/1000) = 132.6

    Number of bolts required = Total shear force/Strength of bolt = 650/132.6 = 5

    provide 8 nos of 32dia/ 30 mm thick plate


    Actual shear force(1080) < Allowable shear force(1863) KN
    STRENGTH OF BOLT IN BEARING

    11 Check the bolts in tension

    12 Allowable tensile force in bolt = Ab*Fnt(unfactored) = 804x620/2 = 249.3


    13 Tensile force/bolt = Total force/no of bolts =127/12 = 10
    therefore Allowable force is greter than the actual force, hence the design is safe

    PROVIDE: 12 NOS 32 mm dia bolts

    STRENGTH OF BOLT IN BEARING

    11 Rn2 =2.4 d x t x Fu/Ω


    12 Rn2 =(2.4 x 20 x 16 x 344.7/2)/1000 = 133

    BOLT STRENGTH = min(Rn1, Rn2) = 29

    no of bols required = Total shear force/Bolt strength= 104/29 = 3.58

    therefore provide 12 nos 20 dia/ 16 mm thick plate

    STRENGTH OF PLATE IN SHEAR

    11 Rn2 = 1.2 x Lc x t x Fu/Ω


    d= nominal bolt dia(mm)
    Fu= specified minimum tensile strength of the connected material(MPa)
    Lc= clear distance, in the direction of the force, between the edge of the hole
    and the edge of the adjacent hole or edge of the material
    t= thickness of connected material

    Rn2 = (1.2*1000*20*344.7/2)/1000 = 4136.4


    STRENGTH OF BOLT IN BEARING

    Rn3 =2.4 d x t x Fu/Ω


    Rn3 =(2.4 x 24 x 20 x 344.7/2)/1000 = 198.54

    ALLOWABLE STRENGTH OF BOLT IS MIN OF Rn1, Rn2 and Rn3

    Rn = min (

    11 No of bolts required(n) = Shear force/max. force = 600/74.8 = 8.021

    Take = 10
    12 Check the bolts in tension

    13 Allowable tensile force in bolt = Ab*Fnt(unfactored) = 804x620/2 = 249.3


    14 Actual force = Total force/no of bolts = 2750/10 = 275

    therefore Allowable force is greter than the actual force, hence the design is safe
    Provide 12 nos of 32 mm dia bolts
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