Part 05 Tension Members Lecture
Part 05 Tension Members Lecture
Dr Jawed Qureshi
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Design of Tension
members
What shapes?
force
Required area =
material strength
NEd
1.0
Nt,Rd
Nt,Rd is lesser of
A fy 0.9 Anet fu
Npl, Rd = Nu,Rd =
M0 M2
Tensile Resistance
• The design tensile force (NEd) must be less than the
design tensile resistance (Nt,Rd)
NEd
1.0 (6.5)*
N t,Rd
* Unless otherwise specified Clause, paragraph or equation numbers are with reference to BS EN1993-1-1:2005
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A fy
Npl, Rd = (6.6)
M0
where
A is the gross area of the cross-section (nominal
dimensions and holes for fasteners need not be
deducted)
M0 = 1.0 (partial safety factor for steel, from NA to BS
EN1993-1-1:2005)
0.9 Anet fu
Nu,Rd = (6.7)
M2
where
0.9 is a reduction coefficient to take account of unavoidable
eccentricities, stress concentrations, etc
Nominal thickness
Grade t 40 mm 40 t 100 mm
Anet = A − d 0t
where
t is the thickness
d0 is the diameter of hole
Awareness: Special rules apply for angles connected through one leg (see BS EN
1993-1-8, 3.6.3), and T sections and channels connected through outstands.
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NEd
p B
Plate s s
thickness, t 2 1
where
s is staggered pitch, the spacing of the centres of two consecutive
holes in the chain measured parallel to the member axis
p is spacing of the centres of the same two holes measured
perpendicular to the member axis
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1. Anet = A − d 0t
s2
2. Anet = A − t nd 0 −
4p
where
A is the gross area of the cross-section (nominal dimensions and
holes for fasteners need not be deducted)
M0 = 1.0 (partial safety factor for steel, from NA to BS EN1993-1-
1:2005)
n is the number of holes extending in any diagonal or zig-zag line
progressively across the member or part of the member
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NEd
1.0 (6.5)
N t,Rd
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Design Example
Example 1: Tensile capacity of plate
Determine the tensile capacity of 80 10 mm plate,
Grade S275 as shown
P P
Solution:
Step 1: Design axial load, NEd – not required
Step 2: Choose a section – not required
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Design Example
Example 1: Tensile capacity of plate
Solution (continued…):
Step 3: Find fy and fu from Table 3.1
For S275 steel and t 40 mm,
fy =275 N/mm2 and fu =430 N/mm2
Step 4: Calculate gross area A and net area Anet
A=Bt
B is width and t is thickness of the plate
A = 80 10 = 800 mm2
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Design Example
Example 1: Tensile capacity of plate
Solution (continued…):
Step 4: Calculate gross area A and net area Anet
Anet = A − d 0 t
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Design Example
Example 1: Tensile capacity of plate
Solution (continued…):
Step 5: Calculate Npl,Rd and Nu,Rd
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Design Example
Example 1: Tensile capacity of plate
Solution (continued…):
Nt ,Rd = 204.1 kN
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