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C2919-SK MC 001
Date 26-janv-04 Page
GTAA Pier F
DESIGN FORCES
Moment: Shear: Axial Force: WWF350x137 Mf= 245 kN-m Vf= 210 kN Af= 200 kN
25 mm
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1 in.
BEAM
W360x45
210 kN W360x45 245 kN-m Slip critical conn. 200 kN Fy= 350 MPa db= 352 mm bb= 171 mm tb= 9.8 mm wb= 6.9 mm kb= 22.0 mm Area= 5730 mm
COLUMN
WWF350x137
Fy= 350 MPa dc= 350 mm bc= 350 mm tc= 20.0 mm wc= 11.0 mm kc= 29.0 mm 210 mm
49.9 mm
90 mm
49.9 mm
45.0 mm
45 mm
45 mm
352 mm
90 mm
45 mm
50 mm 45 mm 45 mm
20 mm
120 mm
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B
49.9 mm 45 mm 70 mm
350 mm
90 mm
49.9 mm
45.0 mm
45 mm
352 mm
45.0 mm
80 mm c/c
90 mm
45 mm
50 mm
B
115 mm
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120 mm
115 mm
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532 mm
2 rows
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174.0 kN
14.6 kN
188.6 kN
17.5 kN
696.0 kN
58.5 kN
174.0 kN
25.0 kN 10.4 kN
199.0 kN 10.4 kN
17.5 kN 17.5 kN
W360x45
342.2 mm
83.0 kN
10.4 kN 0.0 kN
17.5 kN 17.5 kN
-696.0 kN
Weld Design
For electrodes: E480XX Unit factored resistance on Base metal: Unit factored resistance on Weld metal: Minimum Filet size: 6.0 mm Filet size required: 11.93 mm Beam web to end-plates welds: 202 MPa 215 MPa Beam flanges to end-plates welds: Use D= 12 mm
We will use the required weld size to develop the maximum bending stress (0.9Fy) in web near the tension flange. This filet will be placed from both sides of beam web from inside face of beam flange to centerline of inside bolt holes plus two bolt diameter. D = 0.9*Fy*wb/2*0.202 = 5.38 mm Use D= 6 mm
The factored shear is to be resisted by weld between the inner row of the tension and compression bolts plus 2 row diameter for each rows. Eff. Length of weld: Minimum Filet size: Maximum Filet size: Filet size required:
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Use D=
6 mm
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End-plate Design
This Design procedure is based on the work of Krishnamurthy (1978a) on wich prying action forces are considered negligible and the tension flange force is considered to be distributed equally to the four tension bolts. Possible local yielding of the tension flange and tension area of the web is neglected. The required end-plate thickness is determined using the tee-stub analogy.
Mpl
377.3 kN pf/2
pe
210 mm Puf no.
tp req
pf/2
The effective end-plate width must be less than the beam flange width plus 1 in. Fy
end-plate
Fy
398.0 kN
350 MPa 350 MPa 780 MPa 390 MPa 263 MPa 350 MPa 754.5 kN 1.194 1.369 0.934 171 mm 196 mm 1676 mm 2378 mm 30.27 mm 45 mm 8.48 mm 25 mm
P uf =
Factored beam flange force = CaCb(Af/Aw)1/3(pe/db)1/4 = 1.2[1.29(Favg/Fbu) (Fbt/Fb) ] = (bf/bp)1/2 = beam flange width = effective end-plate width = area of beam tension flange = area of beam web, clear of flanges = effective pitch = distance from centerline of bolt to nearer surface of tension flange. fillet weld throat size = nominal bolt diameter =
2/5 1/2
m =
Ca = Cb = bf = bp = Af = Aw = pe = pf = wt = db =
The critical moment in the end-plate is given by: The required end-plate thickness is then determined as:
Rn = 2*(0.60FyAg) =
Haunch Design
If the maximum factored tension force per bolt is higher than the tension capacity of the selected bolt, we can increase the depth of the moment connection and by doing so we reduce the applied tension force per bolt. In some cases with a haunch we can avoid the column stiffening wich result in a lower cost for the overall connection. Design calc. using a haunch: STD bolted MC ###
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