engelhardt steel notes vi - connections

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1 Structural Steel Connections Structural Steel Connections Overview of Connections Beam End Connections Beam-to-Girder Beam-to-Column Other Connection Types Connection Basics: Bolt and weld strength, and other design issues Design Example Beam End Connections Beam End Connections End Fixity Simple (Shear) Connections Moment Connections - Fully Restrained (FR) - Partially Restrained (PR) Primary Applications Beam-to-Girder Connections - usually Simple connections Beam-to-Column Connections - Simple or Moment (FR) - Moment (PR) rarely used Beam Beam - - to to - - Girder Connections Girder Connections Double Angle: Bolted- Bolted

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    Structural Steel ConnectionsStructural Steel Connections

    Overview of Connections

    Beam End ConnectionsBeam-to-GirderBeam-to-Column

    Other Connection Types

    Connection Basics: Bolt and weld strength, and other design issues

    Design Example

    Beam End ConnectionsBeam End Connections

    End Fixity

    Simple (Shear) Connections

    Moment Connections- Fully Restrained (FR)- Partially Restrained (PR)

    Primary Applications

    Beam-to-Girder Connections- usually Simple connections

    Beam-to-Column Connections- Simple or Moment (FR)- Moment (PR) rarely used

    BeamBeam--toto--Girder ConnectionsGirder Connections

    Double Angle: Bolted- Bolted

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    Double Angle: Welded - Bolted

    Shear End Plate

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    Single Plate (Shear Tab)

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    BeamBeam--toto--Column ConnectionsColumn Connections

    Simple ("Pinned") FramingSimple ("Pinned") Framing

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    2 Angles

    Double Angle

    2 Angles

    Double Angle

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    Flange Seat Flange Seat

    Single Plate

    Single Plate (Shear Tab)

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    BeamBeam--toto--Column ConnectionsColumn Connections

    Moment ConnectionsMoment Connections

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    Bolted Flange Plate

    V M

    Welded Flange

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    Moment End Plate

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    Other ConnectionsOther Connections

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    Specification References for Connection Design

    2005 AISC Specification:Chapter J - Design of Connections

    Additional References for Connections in Seismic-Resistant Steel Structures:

    2005 AISC Seismic Provisions for Structural Steel Buildings.

    Prequalified Connections for Special and Intermediate Steel Moment Frames for Seismic Applications

    2005 AISC Specification

    Chapter J - Design of Connections

    Connection Basics: Bolt and Weld Strength and other Design Issues

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    Bolt Strength

    Three cases to consider:

    1. Bolts loaded in tension

    2. Bolts loaded in shear

    3. Bolts loaded in shear + tension

    For any loading case:

    Limit State = Bolt Fracture

    Examples:

    Bolts loaded in tension

    Examples: Bolts loaded in shear Examples: Bolts loaded in shear and tension

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    Bolt Strength Bolt Strength -- TensionTension

    Tension Strength Requirement:

    LRFD: Ru Rn = 0.75

    ASD: Ra Rn / = 2.00

    Nominal Strength in Tension:

    Rn = Fnt AbAb = nominal area of bolt (area of unthreaded portion)

    Fnt = nominal tensile stress = 0.75 Fu

    Bolt Strength Bolt Strength -- TensionTension

    Rn = Fnt AbFnt = nominal tensile stress = 0.75 Fu

    A325 Bolt: Fu = 120 ksi Fnt = 0.75 x 120 ksi = 90 ksi

    A490 Bolt: Fu = 150 ksi Fnt = 0.75 x 150 ksi = 113 ksi

    Example:

    Compute the Available Tension Strength of a 7/8" A325 Bolt

    7/8 Bolt: Ab = (.875"/2)2 = 0.601 in2

    Rn = Fnt Ab

    A325: Fnt = 90 ksi

    Rnt = 90 ksi x 0.601 in2 = 54.1 kips

    LRFD: Rn = (0.75) (54.1 kips) = 40.6 kips

    ASD: Rn / = 54.1 kips / 2.00 = 27.1 kips

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    Bolt Strength Bolt Strength -- ShearShear

    Shear Strength Requirement:

    LRFD: Ru Rn = 0.75

    ASD: Ra Rn / = 2.00

    Nominal Strength in Shear (per shear plane):

    Rn = Fnv AbAb = nominal area of bolt (area of unthreaded portion)

    Fnv = nominal shear stress

    Nominal Strength in Shear (per shear plane):

    Rn = Fnv AbAb = nominal area of bolt (area of unthreaded portion)

    Fnv = nominal shear stress

    Fnv = 0.40 Fu threads included in shear plane

    Fnv = 0.50 Fu threads excluded from shear plane

    A325-N Fnv = 0.40 x 120 ksi = 48 ksi

    A325-X Fnv = 0.60 x 120 ksi = 60 ksi

    A490-N Fnv = 0.40 x 150 ksi = 60 ksi

    A490-X Fnv = 0.50 x 150 ksi = 75 ksi

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    Example:

    Compute the Available Shear Strength of a 7/8" A325-N Bolt in Double Shear:

    7/8 Bolt: Ab = (.875"/2)2 = 0.601 in2

    Rn = Fnv Ab

    A325-N: Fnv = 48 ksi

    Rnt = 48 ksi x 0.601 in2 x 2 shear planes = 57.7 kips

    LRFD: Rn = (0.75) (57.7 kips) = 43.3 kips

    ASD: Rn / = 57.7 kips / 2.00 = 28.9 kips

    Bolt Strength Bolt Strength -- Shear + TensionShear + Tension

    Tension Strength Requirement:

    LRFD: Ru Rn = 0.75

    ASD: Ra Rn / = 2.00

    Nominal Strength in Tension:

    Rn = F'nt AbAb = nominal area of bolt (area of unthreaded portion)

    F'nt = nominal tensile stress modified to include effects of shear

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    Bearing Strength at Bolt Holes

    Limit States:

    - Excessive elongation at bolts holes

    - Tear-out at bolt holes

    Bearing Strength at Bolt Holes

    Excessive hole elongation

    Tear-out

    Bearing Strength at Bolt Holes

    LcLc

    Standard holes: Rn = lesser of2.4 d t Fu1.2 Lc t Fu

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    Welds

    Fillet Weld

    w = leg size

    w

    Welds

    Groove weld: Complete joint penetration (CJP)

    Groove weld: Partial joint penetration (PJP)

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    Welds

    Plug Weld

    Welds

    Limit State for welds: Fracture

    Welds

    Available Strength:

    LRFD: RnASD: Rn /

    Rn = lesser ofFBM ABM Base metal

    Fw Aw Weld metal

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    Other Connection Design IssuesOther Connection Design Issues

    Connection Elements in Tension Connection Elements in Shear Block Shear Rupture

    Connection Elements in Tension

    P

    Gusset Plate in Tension

    Check yield of Gusset PlateRn = Ag Fy = 0.9 = 1.67

    Pu Rn (LRFD)

    Pa Rn / (ASD)

    Connection Elements in Tension

    P

    Gusset Plate in Tension

    Check fracture of Gusset PlateRn = Ae Fu = 0.75 = 2.00

    Pu Rn (LRFD)

    Pa Rn / (ASD)

    Connection Elements in Tension

    Whitmore Section

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    Vu

    Connection Elements in Shear

    Check shear yield of connection plateRn = Ag (0.6 Fy) = 0.9 = 1.67

    Vu Rn (LRFD)

    Va Rn / (ASD)

    Vu

    Connection Elements in Shear

    Check shear fracture of connection plateRn = Ae (0.6 Fu) = 0.75 = 2.00

    Vu Rn (LRFD)

    Va Rn / (ASD)

    Block Shear Rupture

    P

    Ubs Ant Fu + lesser ofRn = Anv (0.6 Fu)

    Agv (0.6 Fy)

    LRFD: = 0.75 Pu RnASD: = 2.00 Pa Rn /

    Block Shear Rupture

    P

    Ubs Ant Fu + lesser ofRn = Anv (0.6 Fu)

    Agv (0.6 Fy)

    Ant = net area of tension surface of block

    Agt = gross area of shear surface of block

    Ant = net area of shear surface of block

    tension surface of block

    shear surface of block

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    Block Shear Rupture

    P

    Ubs Ant Fu + lesser ofRn = Anv (0.6 Fu)

    Agv (0.6 Fy)

    tension surface of block

    shear surface of block

    Ubs = 1 for uniform stress on tension surface

    Ubs = 1 for non-uniform stress on tension surface

    Example:Example: Beam to Column Shear Connection Beam to Column Shear Connection Single Plate ConnectionSingle Plate Connection

    Ref: AISC Manual - Section 10

    Two options:

    Conventional Configuration

    Extended Configuration

    Single Plate Connection: Conventional ConfigurationSingle Plate Connection: Conventional ConfigurationLimitations

    L T / 2

    Single row of bolts.

    2 n 12

    a 3.5"

    Standard or Short-Slotted Holes Permitted.

    Leh 2 db for plate and for beam web.

    Lev must satisfy Spec. Table J3.4

    Plate or beam web must satisfy: t db/2 + 1/16".

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    L T / 2

    Single Plate Connection: Conventional ConfigurationSingle Plate Connection: Conventional ConfigurationDesign

    Check bolt shear and bearing.

    Check plate for shear yielding, shear fracture, and block shear rupture.

    For standard holes, ignore eccentricity on bolts forn 9

    Size fillet weld with leg size of 5/8 tp (develops strenghtof either A36 or Gr. 50 plate)

    Example: LRFDa=3"

    Leh=1.75"

    4 @ 3"

    = 12

    "1.5

    "1.5

    " P 3/8 x 4 x 15 (A36)L

    1/41/4

    L = 1

    5"

    Bolts: 7/8" A325-N

    Welds: E70

    W24x76 (A992)

    W10x112 (A992)

    Vu

    Compute Design Strength of this Single Plate Connection

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    Check Limitationsa=3"

    Leh=1.75"

    4 @ 3"

    = 12

    "1.5

    "1.5

    " P 3/8 x 4 x 15 (A36)L

    1/41/4

    L = 1

    5"

    Bolts: 7/8" A325-N

    Standard Holes

    Welds: E70

    W24x76 (A992)

    W10x112 (A992)

    Vu

    L T / 2W24x76: T = 20"L = 15"

    OK

    Single Row of Bolts OK

    2 n 12 n=5 OK

    Standard Holes OK

    n 9 - ignore eccentricities OK

    Check Limitationsa=3"

    Leh=1.75"

    4 @ 3"

    = 12

    "1.5

    "1.5

    " P 3/8 x 4 x 15 (A36)L

    1/41/4

    L = 1

    5"

    Bolts: 7/8" A325-N

    Standard Holes

    Welds: E70

    W24x76 (A992)

    W10x112 (A992)

    Vu

    Leh 2 dbLeh = 1.75"2 db = 1.75" OK

    Lev must satisfy Spec. Table J3.4

    Lev = 1.5"Per Table J3.4:Lev 1.25" OK

    Check Limitationsa=3"

    Leh=1.75"

    4 @ 3"

    = 12

    "1.5

    "1.5

    " P 3/8 x 4 x 15 (A36)L

    1/41/4

    L = 1

    5"

    Bolts: 7/8" A325-N

    Standard Holes

    Welds: E70

    W24x76 (A992)

    W10x112 (A992)

    Vu

    Plate or beam web must satisfy: t db/2 + 1/16"

    db/2 + 1/16" = 1/2"tp = 3/8" OK

    Design Strength: Bolt Shear and Bearing

    4 @ 3"

    = 12

    "1.5

    "1.5

    " P 3/8 x 4 x 15 (A36)L

    L = 1

    5"

    Bolts: 7/8" A325-N

    Standard Holes

    Welds: E70

    W24x76 (A992)

    Vu

    Bolt Shear

    7/8" A325-N single shear:

    rn = 21.6 kips / bolt

    (Table 7-1)

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    Design Strength: Bolt Shear and Bearing

    4 @ 3"

    = 12

    "1.5

    "1.5

    " P 3/8 x 4 x 15 (A36)L

    L = 1

    5"

    Bolts: 7/8" A325-N

    Standard Holes

    Welds: E70

    W24x76 (A992)

    Vu

    Bolt Bearing on 3/8" Plate

    Top Bolt: rn = lesser of:

    2.4 d t Fu =(0.75)(2.4) (7/8) (3/8) (58) =34.3 kips

    OR

    1.2 Lc t Fu =(0.75) (1.2) [1.5-(15/16/2)] (3/8) (58) =20. 2 kips controls

    Design Strength: Bolt Shear and Bearing

    4 @ 3"

    = 12

    "1.5

    "1.5

    " P 3/8 x 4 x 15 (A36)L

    L = 1

    5"

    Bolts: 7/8" A325-N

    Standard Holes

    Welds: E70

    W24x76 (A992)

    Vu

    Bolt Bearing on 3/8" Plate

    Lower four bolts: rn = lesser of:

    2.4 d t Fu =(0.75)(2.4) (7/8) (3/8) (58) =34.3 kips controls

    OR

    1.2 Lc t Fu =(0.75) (1.2) [3-15/16] (3/8) (58) =40.4 kips

    Design Strength: Bolt Shear and Bearing

    4 @ 3"

    = 12

    "1.5

    "1.5

    " P 3/8 x 4 x 15 (A36)L

    L = 1

    5"

    Bolts: 7/8" A325-N

    Standard Holes

    Welds: E70

    W24x76 (A992)

    Vu

    Bolt Bearing on W24x76 web

    W24x76: tw = .44"

    Bearing on beam web does not control by inspection

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    Design Strength: Bolt Shear and Bearing

    4 @ 3"

    = 12

    "1.5

    "1.5

    " P 3/8 x 4 x 15 (A36)L

    L = 1

    5"

    Bolts: 7/8" A325-N

    Standard Holes

    Welds: E70

    W24x76 (A992)

    Vu

    Top bolt:Bearing in 3/8" Plate Controls rn = 20.2 kips

    Remaining bolts:Bolt Shear Controls rn = 21.6 kips / bolt

    Rn = 20.2k + 4 (21.6k) = 106.6 kips

    4 @ 3"

    = 12

    "1.5

    "1.5

    " P 3/8 x 4 x 15 (A36)L

    L = 1

    5"

    Vu

    Design Strength: Shear Yield of Plate

    Rn = (0.9) (Agross) (0.6Fy)

    Agross = 3/8" x 15" = 5.625 in2

    Rn = (0.9) (5.625) (0.6x36) =

    109 kips

    4 @ 3"

    = 12

    "1.5

    "1.5

    " P 3/8 x 4 x 15 (A36)L

    L = 1

    5"

    Vu

    Design Strength: Shear Fracture of Plate

    Rn = (0.75) (Anet) (0.6Fu)

    Anet = 3/8" x (15" - 5x1") = 3.75 in2

    Rn = (0.75) (3.75)x (0.6x58) =

    97.9 kips

    P 3/8 x 4 x 15 (A36)L

    13.5"

    1.75"

    Design Strength: Block Shear Rupture of Plate

    Anv (0.6 Fu)Agv (0.6 Fy)

    Ubs Ant Fu + lesser of Rn = (0.75)

    Anv (0.6 Fu) = (3.375) (0.6x58) = 117.5k

    Agv (0.6 Fy) = (5.063) (0.6x36) = 109.4k controls

    Rn = (0.75) [ (0.469) (58) + 109.4 ] = 102.5 kips

    Ant = [ 1.75" - (1") ] (3/8") = 0.469 in2

    Anv = [ 13.5" - 4(1") ] (3/8") = 3.375 in2

    Agv = (13.5") (3/8") = 5.063 in2

    Ubs = 1

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    a=3"Leh=1.75"

    4 @ 3"

    = 12

    "1.5

    "1.5

    " P 3/8 x 4 x 15 (A36)L

    1/41/4

    L = 1

    5"

    Bolts: 7/8" A325-N

    Welds: E70

    W24x76 (A992)

    W10x112 (A992)

    Vu

    Design Strength: Weld Fracture

    For Conventional Configuration:

    Double sided fillet weld is adequate (weld stronger than plate) if: leg size 5/8 tp

    5/8 tp = 5/8 x 3/8 = 0.23"

    Fillet weld leg size = 1/4"

    Weld OK for strength

    Minimum weld size (Spec. Table J2.4): 3/16" OK

    Weld: OK

    Design Strength

    Limit State Rn

    Bolt shear and bearing

    Shear yield of plate

    Shear fracture of plate

    Block shear rupture of plate

    Weld fracture

    106.6k

    109k

    97.9k

    102.5k

    OK

    Controls

    Example: LRFDa=3"

    Leh=1.75"

    4 @ 3"

    = 12

    "1.5

    "1.5

    " P 3/8 x 4 x 15 (A36)L

    1/41/4

    L = 1

    5"

    Bolts: 7/8" A325-N

    Welds: E70

    W24x76 (A992)

    W10x112 (A992)

    Vu

    Compute Design Strength of this Single Plate Connection

    Rn = 97.9 kips

    Vu 97.9 kips

    ASD:

    Rn / = 97.9k / 1.5 = 65.3 kips

    Va 65.3 kips

    Rn = 97.9 kips

    Rn / = 65.3 kips