typical connections for hollowsections

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t i t f t f e 1 e 2 d i N i N i Fig. 12.1 Bolted CHS flange plate connection Yield lines m p m p Bolt failure Yield mechanisms with prying force A A A - A Fig. 12.2 Failure modes for bolted CHS flange plate connections "Copy free of charge - for educational purposes only"

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Page 1: Typical Connections for HollowSections

t i

t f

t f

e1 e2di

Ni

Ni

Fig. 12.1 Bolted CHS flange plate connection

Yield lines

mpmp

Bolt failure Yield mechanisms with prying force

A A

A - A

Fig. 12.2 Failure modes for bolted CHS flange plate connections

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Page 2: Typical Connections for HollowSections

Bolts on two sides only

Four and eight bolt configurations

Fig. 12.3 Bolted RHS flange plate connections

Bolt holediameter = d'

Typical locationof hoggingplastic hinges

p

p

p

abbi2

a' b'

t i

Fig. 12.4 RHS flange plate connection with bolts at two sides

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Page 3: Typical Connections for HollowSections

a

b

c

d

eFig. 12.5 Bolted shear end connections

Cut-out tofacilitate bolting

Weld along RHS at4 corners withweld length bi

Shim if required

a) Simple shear splice b) Modified shear splice

Fig. 12.6 Some examples of bolted gusset plate connections

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Page 4: Typical Connections for HollowSections

L

s

A A

g1

g2

g2

Tension segment

Inclined segmentsShear segments

Allowance fordiameter = d'

Effective net area for critical section A-A is the sum of the individual segments : for tension segment : (g1 - d'/2)t

s2

4g2{( ) for each inclined segment : (g2 - d')t + }t

for shear segments : 0.6(L - 2.5d')t

Fig. 12.7 Calculation of effective net area for a gusset plate

30o

30o

First bolt row

Last bolt row

Σp

f yp

g + 1.15Σpg

Ni

Fig. 12.8 Whitmore criterion for gusset-plate yielding

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Fig. 12.9 Bolted splice connection for CHS

t1 t2

2 x t1 = t2

t1

Fig. 12.10 Hidden bolted splice connection

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a b

c d

e f

Fig. 12.11 Bolted connections for lattice girder supports

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Page 7: Typical Connections for HollowSections

Cleatfor assemblypurpose

IPE or HE offcut

IPE

Plate

Fig. 12.12 I-section beam to CHS-column connections

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Page 8: Typical Connections for HollowSections

for assembly

Channel or RHSoffcut

IPE

Plate

1/2 IPE

a b

c d

e f

Fig. 12.13 I-section beam to RHS column simple shear connections

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Page 9: Typical Connections for HollowSections

flange

shim plate, if needed

Channel

a b

c d

Fig. 12.14 Moment connections between open section beams and CHS or RHS columns

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Page 10: Typical Connections for HollowSections

plate

L

Fig. 12.15 Hollow section cross members connected to I-section columns

Fig. 12.16 Knee joint assemblies for portal frames

a b

Fig. 12.17 Bracket connections

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Page 11: Typical Connections for HollowSections

IPEbent strip strip

Z section

welded stud

a b

c d

e f

Fig. 12.18 Purlin connections

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