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Commercial grades are classified according to carbon content There are steel materials that can be rolled, cold-formed, pressed
as low, mild or soft steel with up to about 0.3 percent of without altering their strength. They normally can take tension or
carbon; medium steel, 0.3 to 0.6 percent; high or hard steel compression forces within allowable limits. We reinforced
with more than 0.6 to 1.5 percent carbon. concrete with steel bars for tension and for its plastic reserve.
Familiarization to Various Steel Structures (cold-formed) Familiarization to Various Steel Structures (cold-formed)
Familiarization to Various Steel Structures (hot-rolled) Familiarization to Various Steel Structures (hot-rolled)
Familiarization to Various Steel Structures (hot-rolled) Familiarization to Various Steel Structures (hot-rolled)
Familiarization to Various Steel Structures (hot-rolled) Familiarization to Various Steel Structures (hot-rolled)
Transmission towers
Communication tower
Bridge structure.
Inspection for older braced steel frame building. Newer steel-frame buildings
often have cladding instead of solid masonry or concrete walls as shown above.
Column-Base Connections From: Connections Teaching Toolkit: A Teaching Guide for Structural Steel Connections,
From: Joint in Steel Construction, Steel Construction Institute, London American Institute of Steel Construction
From: Connections Teaching Toolkit: A Teaching Guide for Structural Steel Connections, From: Connections Teaching Toolkit: A Teaching Guide for Structural Steel Connections,
American Institute of Steel Construction American Institute of Steel Construction
From: Connections Teaching Toolkit: A Teaching Guide for Structural Steel Connections, American Institute of From: Connections Teaching Toolkit: A Teaching Guide for Structural Steel Connections, American Institute
Steel Construction of Steel Construction
From: Connections Teaching Toolkit: A Teaching Guide for Structural Steel Connections, American Institute
of Steel Construction From: Joint in Steel Construction, Steel Construction Institute, London
From: FEMA 352: Recommended Post-Earthquake From: FEMA 352: Recommended Post-Earthquake
Evaluation and Repair Criteria for Welded Steel Evaluation and Repair Criteria for Welded Steel
Moment-Frame Buildings Moment-Frame Buildings
Complete Partial
fracture fracture
Complete Partial
fracture fracture
propagating propagating
up into up into
column column
flange flange
From: FEMA351: Recommended Seismic Evaluation and Upgrade
Criteria for Existing Welded Steel-Moment Frame Buildings Weld failure modes in beam-column moment connection.
Fracture
Fracture across
across column
column flange and
flange part of web
emanating emanating From: FEMA 352: Recommended
from weld toe from welding Post-Earthquake Evaluation and
toe Repair Criteria for Welded Steel
Weld and base metal failure modes in beam-column Moment-Frame Buildings
moment connection.
From: FEMA 352: Recommended Post- From: FEMA 352: Recommended Post-
Earthquake Evaluation and Repair Criteria Earthquake Evaluation and Repair Criteria
for Welded Steel Moment-Frame Buildings for Welded Steel Moment-Frame Buildings
Corroded and/or missing bolt/nut/washer bolt holes much larger than bolt
diameter Corroded Joints
Connection of
column and
base plate. buckled bracing