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TOPIC 3 - Analysis & Design For Axial Tension - 03062022

The document discusses different design methods for axial tension including allowable stress design, load resistance factor design, and examples of their application to staggered riveted and bolted connections. It provides problems and examples related to analyzing block shear strength and designing bolted connections for tension members.

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TOPIC 3 - Analysis & Design For Axial Tension - 03062022

The document discusses different design methods for axial tension including allowable stress design, load resistance factor design, and examples of their application to staggered riveted and bolted connections. It provides problems and examples related to analyzing block shear strength and designing bolted connections for tension members.

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TOPIC 3

Analysis & Design for Axial Tension


Allowable Stress Design Method
-ASD Method
Allowable Stress Design (ASD) is also referred to as
the service load design or working stress design (WSD). The
basic conception (or design philosophy) of this method is that
the maximum stress in a structural member is always smaller
than certain allowable stress in bridge working or service
conditions.
Load Resistance Factor Design Method
– LRFD Method

Load and Resistance Factor Design is a major advance


toward rational design of steel-framed buildings. It combines the
limit states of strength and serviceability with a modern
probability-based approach to structural reliability. After a
historical introduction, the method is defined and a generalized
LRFD format is developed.
STAGGERED RIVETED CONNECTION
-ASD METHOD

PROBLEM # 1: Block Shear Strength on


Staggered Riveted Connection
PROBLEM # 2
BOLTED CONNECTIONS FOR TENSION MEMBERS
-ASD METHOD
PROBLEM # 3
PROBLEM # 4
Bolted Connections Subjected with Tensile Forces
-LRFD Method
PROBLEM # 5
PROBLEM # 6
Prepared by:

Engr. Ritchie C. Malasan


Faculty, Civil Engineering Department
Date: 03/06/2022

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