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    Table 2.4 Lay for equivalent T-stubs for bolt row acting alone Palr of Bolts separated by aweb rir of bolts In a plate extensi in a column flange or end plate Pair of bolts in a plate extension Pattern (vil) Pattern (i) Deuble curvature Circular yielding basen vente ; Pattern (vit) raters © Croup end yielding hae Ly adm 6 1.250 2m, +0.625e, + 9/2 Pattern ( Pattern (i) Side yielding Comer yielding ‘ear beam flange cor a siffener haw bar = amy 2m, + 0.625e, +€ attern (WV) Side yielding between Pattern (x) two stiffeners Individual end yielding ba um, + am, ~ (4m, + 1.258) (ais calculated using may 4's calculated using m,,) Pattern (v) Pattern (xi) Corner yielding Ciccular yielding la =2m + 0.625e + 6 am, Pattern (i) ‘Comer yelding near astifener La = am, (2m, + 0.6256) +e, Table 23 shows which of The above expressions have fo be considered Table 2.6 shows which parts of the above expressions have to be combined when bok 1ows ‘ct as @ group. Dimensions mm, ee, are shown in Figure 2.15 (page 22). The value ofa is determined from the chart in Figure 2.16 (page 23). is the length of the equivalent T-stub, not the lenath of the pattern shown. Table 2.5 Ly to be considered for a bolt row acting alone (expressions to be used from Table 2.4) Bolt ow not influenced Bolt row between sifeners by astiffener ora free end Use: Mini) ‘Use: Min{Maxtiv, iil (m,,), iliim,),i),) (rmyandm,, ares 2rowmin patter i) Bolt row next to a stiffener ‘or below the beam flange ‘of an extended end plate Use: Min( Mii Use: Min{ wi Bolt row below the beam flange ‘of aflush end plate Bolt row between Hg > 0.78, ory <08%, free end and stiffeners use: Min {nax( Cig) } otherwise Use: Min Maxi i (this is an interim rule) Use: Min(Max(vvi}.Max{i Bolt row next to column cap plate Ig>07b,, oT, <0.8T, Bolt row in a flange thickness TZ plate extension Use: Min{Max{ CH!) i} i} otherwise Use: Min (Max ) (thi an interim rue) Use: Min{ viv. infective length expressions are given in Tobe 2.4 on page 19. Any ether boks, above ar below ar ignored when considering a single Blt ow The expressions signified by the patter numbers expressed outomaticaly determine the correc eflectve length tobe used. They take account of any benefit due to the proximity of stifener er adverse effect du to fe end Min{(aaxiu il) means: sty determine the maximum from pater (1) ard (i then tale the minimum ofthis result and patter () e.g. lf patiers (), (i) end (i) gave lengths of 200rn 200mm, 100mm respectively then the rest woul be 200m Le to be considered for bolt rows acting in combination Table 2.6 ns to be used from Table 2.4) (expres: Top oF bottom row or bottom row Top or Botton of a group ” next toa stiffener along a clear length a P sale) $ Top or bottom row of a group next toa free edge Use: minfe, AL} 2 Bolt row of a group ext to a column ap plate Bolt row of a group below the beam flange of a flush end plate Ng>078, or, <0. 97 O78, oT, < 08, | fo>0.7,, oT,

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