En 1999-1-1 2007 - A1 2009 PDF
En 1999-1-1 2007 - A1 2009 PDF
En 1999-1-1 2007 - A1 2009 PDF
NORME EUROPÉENNE
EUROPÄISCHE NORM July 2009
English Version
Eurocode 9: Calcul des structures en aluminium - Partie 1- Eurocode 9: Bemessung und Konstruktion von
1: Règles générales Aluminiumtragwerken - Teil 1-1: Allgemeine
Bemessungsregeln
This amendment A1 modifies the European Standard EN 1999-1-1:2007; it was approved by CEN on 12 March 2009.
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CEN members are bound to comply with the CEN/CENELEC Internal Regulations which stipulate the conditions for inclusion of this
amendment into the relevant national standard without any alteration. Up-to-date lists and bibliographical references concerning such
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national standards may be obtained on application to the CEN Management Centre or to any CEN member.
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This amendment exists in three official versions (English, French, German). A version in any other language made by translation under the
responsibility of a CEN member into its own language and notified to the CEN Management Centre has the same status as the official
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versions.
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France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal,
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worldwide for CEN national Members.
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EN 1999-1-1:2007/A1:2009 (E)
Foreword
This document (EN 1991-1-1:2005/A1:2009) has been prepared by Technical Committee CEN/TC 250
“Structural Eurocodes”, the secretariat of which is held by BSI.
This European Standard shall be given the status of a national standard, either by publication of an
identical text or by endorsement, at the latest by July 2010, and conflicting national standards shall be
withdrawn at the latest by January 2010.
Attention is drawn to the possibility that some of the elements of this document may be the subject of
patent rights. CEN [and/or CENELEC] shall not be held responsible for identifying any or all such patent
rights.
According to the CEN/CENELEC Internal Regulations, the national standards organizations of the
following countries are bound to implement this European Standard: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus,
Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy,
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Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia,
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Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and United Kingdom.
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Replace in the entire document "prEN 1090-2" with "EN 1090-2" and "prEN 1090-3" with "EN 1090-3".
2) Modification to 1.1.1
Paragraph “(3)”, delete footnote “5”.
3) Modification to 1.1.2
Paragraph “(1)”, replace "(see section 3)." with "(see section 3 and Annex C).".
4) Modification to 1.2.1
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Delete footnote “6”.
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5) Modification to 1.2.2
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Delete reference to “EN 1993-1-1”.
6) Modifications to 1.2.3
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Replace all dated reference numbers with undated reference numbers (e.g. replace "EN 485-1:1993" with
"EN 485-1"), except for “EN 755-2:1997” and “EN 1011-4:2000”, as well as for "EN 755-2:1997" which is
to be replaced with "EN 755-2:2008".
Move the following references to the Bibliography (undated): “EN 1592-1”, “EN 1592-2”, “EN 1592-3” and
“EN 1592-4”.
Replace title of “EN 1011-4” with "Welding – Recommendations for welding of metallic materials – Part 4:
Arc welding of aluminium and aluminium alloys.".
7) Modifications to 1.6
Section “6.2 Resistance of cross sections”, move the symbols “bo” and “Le” to Subclause “1.6” – section
“Annex K”.
Section “8 Design of connections”, delete the symbol “γMc” and its definition.
8) Modifications to 3.2.2
“Table 3.2b”, add two rows to the table with characteristics for “Alloy EN-AW 5454” and “EN-AW 5754”, as
shown below (some figures shall be bold as shown):
Thick- 4)
Alloy 1) 1) 5) 2) fo,haz 4) 4)
Product ness t f o f u A , fu,haz HAZ-factor
EN- Temper BC np
AW form mm 1) 6) 7)
3) N/mm2 % N/mm2 ρo,haz ρu,haz
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ET, EP,ER/B O/H111 t ≤ 25 85 200 16 85 200 1 1 B 5
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F/H112
5754
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ET, EP,ER/B O/H111
F/H112
H14/
t ≤ 25 80 180 14 80 180 1 1 B 6
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DT H24/H34 t ≤ 10 180 240 4 100 180 0,56 0,75 B 16
“; and delete note 8.
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with:
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“.
“Table 3.2b”, for “alloy 6063”, column 2, line 5, replace “.” with “,” to write:
“EP,ET,ER/B”.
“Table 3.2b”, footnote “3”, replace "EN 755-2" with "EN 755-2:2008".
with:
“Table 3.2b”, for “alloy 6082”, replace twice "EP/O,EP/H" with "EP".
9) Modification to 3.2.3.2
Paragraph “(1)”, in text and note, replace three times "EN 1706" with "EN 1706:1998"; and replace "see
6.3.3(2) EN …)" with "see 6.3.3.2 of EN …)"; and replace "see 6.3.3(3) EN …)" with "see 6.3.3.2 of EN
…)".
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Paragraph “(1)P”, note, replace "equal or less than the fundamental geometrical tolerances" with “in
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accordance with the essential tolerances”.
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Paragraph “(1)P”, note, replace “-valued” with “-values”.
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12) Modifications to 5.3.2
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Paragraph “(7)”, “Figure 5.3”, replace 4 times " e0,d " with " e0 ".
N cr, m
ηinit ( x) = e0,d ηcr ( x)
′′
EI m ηcr
" max "
with:
N cr,m
η init ( x) = e0 η cr ( x)
EI m η cr,
′′ m
" ".
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Paragraph “(11)”, formula “(5.7)”, replace " e0,d " with " e0 ".
η cr
′′
"and m denotes the cross-section where reaches its maximum."
with:
η cr
′′
"and m denotes the cross-section where reaches its maximum in the case of uniform normal force
and uniform cross-section.".
′′
EI m ηcr
" max is the bending moment"
with:
′′ m
EI m η cr,
" is the bending moment".
1 1
′′
EI m η cr ′′ m
EI m η cr,
Paragraph “(11)”, “Note 2”, replace "The ratio max " with "The ratio ".
η II
max
MηIIcr, m η cr max
Paragraph “(11)”, “Note 2”, replace "may be replaced by " with "may be replaced by
η II
max
M ηIIcr,m η cr max
", i.e. replace "II" with "II".
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" cr max is the maximum amplitude of…"
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with:
η
" cr max EN
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is the maximum value of the amplitude of…".
η II
“ max is the maximum deflection of the structure calculated using second order analysis for…"
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with:
η II
" max is the maximum deflection of the structure calculated using second order analysis (symbolised by
II) for…".
e0,d N cr,m η II
M ηIIinit ( x ) = max
M ηIIcr (x )
M ηIIcr,m η cr
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with:
e0 N cr, m η II
MηIIinit ( x ) = max
MηIIcr ( x )
MηIIcr, m ηcr max
" ".
e0 , d e0
Paragraph “(2)”, replace " " with " ".
e0 , d e0
Paragraph “(3)”, replace twice " " with " ".
with:
"6xxx and 7xxx series alloys, and in 3xxx and 5xxx series…".
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with: M I
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"and work-hardened 3xxx and 5xxx series…".
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Paragraph “(8)”, replace:
with:
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and replace:
with:
"If the interpass temperature T1(°C), which should be somewhere between 60 °C and 120 °C, it is
conservative to assume that for 6xxx, 7xxx or workhardened 5xxx series alloys bhaz will be multiplied by a
factor α2, as follows:"
with:
"If the interpass temperature T1(°C) is between 60 °C and 120 °C, it is conservative for 6xxx, 7xxx and
work-hardened 3xxx and 5xxx alloys to multiply bhaz by a factor α2 as follows:".
"Note Eccentricity due to the shift of centroidal axis of asymmetric welded sections may be neglected.".
"Note Eccentricity due to the shift of centroidal axis of asymmetric welded sections may be neglected.".
"Note Eccentricity due to the shift of centroidal axis of asymmetric welded sections may be neglected.".
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21) Modification to 6.2.5.1
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Paragraph “(2)”, last line, replace "β2/β3" with "β2/β".
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22) Modifications to 6.2.8
In clauses between “(5)” and “(8)”, replace "(2)" with "(6)"; then replace "(3)" with "(7)"; finally move clause
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Paragraph “(2)”, in the explanation for “κ”, replace "according to 6.3.3.3." with "according to 6.3.3.3. κ = 1
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Paragraph “(1)”, in “(6.50)”, replace " χ < 1,0 " with " χ ≤ 1,0 ".
where:
i is the radius of gyration about the relevant axis, determined using the properties of gross
cross-section.
(2) The buckling length Lcr should be taken as kL, where L is the length between points of lateral support;
for a cantilever, L is its length. The value of k, the buckling length factor for members, should be assessed
from knowledge of the end conditions. Unless more accurate analysis is carried out, Table 6.8 should be
used.
NOTE The buckling length factors k are increased compared to the theoretical value for fixed ends to allow for
various deformations in the connection between different structural parts.
Table 6.8 - Buckling length factor k for members
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End conditions k
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1. Held in position and restrained in direction at both ends 0,7
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2. Held in position at both ends and restrained in direction at one end
3. Held in position at both ends, but not restrained in direction
0,85
1,0
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4. Held in position at one end, and restrained in direction at both ends 1,25
5. Held in position and restrained in direction at one end, and partially 1,5
restrained in direction but not held in position at the other end
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6. Held in position and restrained in direction at one end, but not held 2,1
in position or restrained at the other end
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".
"NOTE In a member with a local weld the slenderness parameter λ haz according to 6.3.3.3 (3)
should be used for the section with the weld".
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lines. See Table 6.8 for value of buckling length l c = KL .
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Figure 6.14 - Buckling length l c and definition of xs ( = x A or x B ) ”.
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32) Modification to 6.5.2 and 6.5.3
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Move “Figure 6.22” into Subclause “6.5.1”.
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Paragraph “(4)”, entry “b)”, replace twice "λ" with " λ ".
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Paragraph “(3)”, replace “Class 1 and 2 cross-section” with “Class 1 and 2 cross-sections”.
"(1) If the applied actions at the end of a rectangular plate result in a transverse stress gradient, the
stresses are transferred into an axial force and a bending moment treated separately according to 6.5.2
and 6.5.3. The load combination is then treated as in 6.5.6.”.
Paragraph “(2)”, in the 4th line, replace “may be satisfied” with “should be performed”.
430t 2 ε 2
ν1 = k τ
"where … b2 "
with:
430t 2 ε 2
ν1 = k τ
"where … b2 and ν1 ≤ 1,0".
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"(4) If the combined action includes the effect of a coincident shear force,
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0,5VRd (see 6.5.8). If VEd > VRd the following condition should be satisfied:
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if it does not exceed
N Ed M 2V EN
2
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+ Ed + Ed − 1 ≤ 1,00
N c, Rd M c, Rd VRd (6.90b).”.
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Paragraph “(4)”, replace “transverse load” with “transverse in-plane direct stress”.
Paragraph “(5)”, replace "all stiffeners within the plate width b" with "all stiffeners and plating within the
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width b".
with:
Paragraph “(6)”, replace "of their actual value" with "of its value".
Paragraph “(7)”, replace "is the sum of the stiffness for the individual stiffeners" with "is the second
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moment of area of all individual stiffeners".
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45) Modification to 6.7.6.1
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Paragraph “(2)”, in explanation of “Mf,Rd”, replace ", see 6.7.5(9)" with "(= min(Af1.hf fo/γM1, Af2.hf fo/γM1).".
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46) Modifications to 6.7.7
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with:
Replace "(4)", "(5)" and "(6)" with "(3)", "(4)" and "(5)".
Paragraph “(2)”, in explanation of “leff”, replace "see 6.7.5" with "see 6.2.5.2".
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51) Modification to 8.1.4
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Paragraph “(1)”, entry “(b)”, replace “each parts” with “each part”.
“(1) Where a joint loaded in shear is subject to frequent impact or significant vibration either welding,
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preloaded bolts, injection bolts or other types of bolts, which effectively prevent movement and loosening
of fastener, should be used.
(2) Where slipping is not acceptable in a joint because it is subject to reversal of shear load (or for any
other reason), preloaded bolts in a slip-resistant connection (category B or C as appropriate, see 8.5.3),
fitted bolts or welding should be used.
(3) For wind and/or stability bracings, bolts in bearing type connections (category A in 8.5.3) may be
used.”.
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“(12) Oversized holes in bolted connections of Category A may be used if the following conditions are met:
− oversized bolts holes are used on one side of a joint, where they should be applied in the
component to be connected or in the connecting devices (cover plates, gussets);
− the rules for geometrical tolerances for oversized holes given in EN 1090-3 are applied;
− for bolts with diameter d ≤ 10 mm the design resistance of the bolt group based on bearing is less
than the design resistance of the bolt group based on shear. See also 8.5.5 (7).”.
“Table 8.2”, in rows 5 and 6, replace twice “8.5.1 (4)” with “8.5.1 (5)”.
“Table 8.2”, in footnote “2)”, replace "6.4 as" with "6.3 as"; delete "as column like buckling"; then delete
"The end distance is not affected by this requirement".
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“Table 8.4”, in Row 5, for category C, replace the last condition for this category with:
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ΣFv, Ed ≤ N net, Rd,ser
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Paragraph “(6)”, replace the second sentence with:
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"For bolts with cut threads, the relevant values from Table 8.5 should be reduced by multiplying them by a
factor of 0,85.”.
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“(7) The values for design shear resistance Fv,Rd given in Table 8.5 apply only where the bolts are used in
holes with nominal clearances not exceeding those for standard holes as specified in EN 1090-3. For
oversized holes and slotted holes Fv,RD is reduced by a factor of 0,7.”.
“(1) Pin connections where rotation is required should be designed according to 8.5.14.2 – 8.5.14.3.
(2) Pin connections in which no rotation is required may be designed as single bolted connections,
provided that the length of the pin is less than 3 times the diameter of the pin, see 8.5.3. For all other
cases the method in 8.5.14.3 should be followed.”.
"(1) The geometry of plates in pin connections should be in accordance with the dimensional
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requirements, see Figure 8.12.
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EN F γ 2d
a ≥ Ed M1 + 0
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F Ed 2tf o 3
d0
F γ d
c ≥ Ed M1 + 0
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2tf o 3
a
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1,6d0
FEdγ M1
t ≥ 0,7
fo
F Ed
FEdγ M1
2,5d0
0,75d0
d 0 ≥ 1,75
d0
fo
1,3d0 t = thickness of member (plate)
d0 = diameter of hole
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0,3d0
b) Given geometry
(2)P At the ultimate limit state the design force FEd in the plate shall not exceed the design resistance
given in Table 8.7.
(3) Pin plates provided to increase the net area of a member or to increase the bearing resistance of a pin
should be of sufficient size to transfer the design force from the pin into the member and should be
arranged to avoid eccentricity.".
"(1) Pins should not be loaded in single shear, so one of the members to be joined should have a fork end,
or clevis. The pin retaining system, e.g. spring clip, should be designed to withstand a lateral load not less
than 10% of the total shear load of the pin.
(2) The bending moments in a pin should be calculated as indicated in Figure 8.13.
(3) At the ultimate limit state the design forces and moments in a pin should not exceed the relevant
design resistances given in Table 8.7.
(4) If the pin is intended to be replaceable (multiple assembling and disassembling of a structure), in
addition the provisions given in 8.5.14.2 and 8.5.14.3 the contact bearing stress should satisfy:
where:
FEd,ser (d 0 − d ) 2 Ep Epl
σ h, Ed = 0,591 (8.28b)
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d 2t Ep + Epl
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fh,Rd = 2,5 fo/γM6,ser
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where:
FEd,ser is the design value of the force to be transferred in bearing under the characteristic load
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Ep, Epl is the elastic modulus of the pin and the plate material respectively.
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Criterion Resistance
If the pin is intended to be replaceable this Fv,Rd, ser = 0,6 A fop/γM6,ser ≥ Fv,Ed,ser
requirement should also be satisfied
Bearing of the plate and the pin Fb,Rd = 1,5 t d fo,min/γM1 ≥ Fb,Ed
If the pin is intended to be replaceable this MRd = 0,8 Wel fop/γM6,ser ≥ MEd,ser
requirement should also be satisfied
Combined shear and bending of the pin (MEd/MRd)² + (Fv,Ed/Fv,Rd)² ≤ 1,0
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fo,min is the lower of the design strengths of the pin and the connected part
fup M I
is the ultimate tensile strength of the pin
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fop
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is the yield strength of the pin
is the thickness of the connected part
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A is the cross sectional area of a pin.
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0,5 F Ed 0,5 F Ed
e t1 e
R
d0
d
t2 t2
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F Ed
fw 1 fw
Paragraph "(1)", Equation "(8.30)", replace "τ Ed≤ 0,6 " with "τ Ed≤ ".
γ Mw 3 γ Mw
Paragraph "(2)", delete the sentence “This applies specifically to the normal stress parallel to the axis of a
weld.”.
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"(4) If the length of the weld is less than 8 times the throat thickness the resistance of the weld should not
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be taken into account. If the stress distribution along the length of the weld is not constant, see Figure
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8.16b, and the length of the weld exceeds 100 times the throat thickness the effective weld length of
longitudinal welds should be taken as:
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Lw,eff = (1,2 - 0,2 Lw/100 a) Lw with Lw ≥ 100 a (8.32)
where:
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NOTE With non-uniform stress distributions and thin, long welds the deformation capacity at the ends may be
exhausted before the middle part of the weld yields; thus the connection fails by a kind of zipper-effect.
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τ τ τ τ
τ Ed t 2 τ Ed t
Paragraph "(9)", Equation "(8.36)", replace "a ≥ 0,85 " with "a ≥ ".
f w / γ Mw 3 f w / γ Mw
Paragraph "(1)", list entries "a)" and "b)", replace twice “material factor” with “partial safety factor”.
Paragraph "(1)", list entries "b)" and "c)", for equations "(8.41)" and "(8.43)", replace "at the toe" with "at
the fusion boundary and at the toe".
Paragraph "(1)", list entries "a)", "b)" and "c)", for equations "(8.38)", "(8.40)" and "(8.42)", replace “at the
toe of the weld (full cross section)” with “at the toe of the weld (full cross section) for full penetration welds
and effective throat section te for partial penetration welds”.
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(2) The consequence class and the associated reliability class for a structure or component have
implications for the requirements for the design and execution of the structure, and in particular to
requirements to design supervision and to inspection of execution.
(3) This annex is a guide for the application of the various parts of EN 1999 and for drafting the execution
specification required by EN 1090-3.
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− rules for design supervision and checking of structural documentation, expressed by Design
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Supervision Levels;
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− rules for determination of design actions and combination of actions, expressed by the partial factors
for actions.
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NOTE The National Annex may give rules for the application of consequence classes and reliability classes and for the
connection between them and requirements for design supervision. Recommendations are given in EN 1990 Annex B.
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components for reliability management of the execution work, in accordance with EN 1990, clause 2.2
and its informative Annex B.
(2) Aluminium structures are classified in 4 execution classes denoted EXC1, 2, 3 and 4, where class 4
has the most stringent requirements.
NOTE EN 1990 recommends three consequence classes and three reliability classes. EN 1990 does, however, not include
structures subject to fatigue that is covered in EN 1999-1-3.
(3) The execution class may apply to the whole structure, to a part of a structure, to one or more
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components or to specific details. A structure may include more than one execution class.
(4) It is a condition that the execution of structures and structural components is undertaken according to
EN 1090-3 following the rules for the various execution classes given in EN 1090-3.
c. the technology and procedures to be used for the work connected with the requirements for the
quality level of the component.
(2) For considerations of the conditions under (a.) by use of consequence classes, see A.1.
(3) The type of uncertainty in exposure and actions (b.) and the complexity in work execution (c.)
represent hazards that can impose flaws in the structure leading to its malfunction during use. To consider
such hazards service categories and production categories are introduced, see Table A.1 and A.2.
Category Criterion
SC1 Structures subject to quasi static actions a)
Structures subject to repeated actions of such intensity that the inspection regime
SC2
specified for components subject to fatigue is required. b)
a)
Guidance is given in EN 1999-1-3 whether a component or structure may be regarded as subject
to quasi static actions and classified in category SC1.
b)
Service category SC2 should be used for cases not covered by SC1.
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Table A.2: Criteria for production category
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Category Criterion
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PC1 Non welded components
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PC2 Welded components
NOTE 1 The determination of the execution class for a structure/component should be taken jointly by the designer and the
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owner of the construction works, following national provisions in the place of use for the structure. EN 1090-3 requires that the
execution class is defined in the execution specification.
NOTE 2 EN 1090-3 gives rules for the execution of work including rules for inspection. The inspection includes in particular
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rules for welded structures with requirements for quality level, allowable size and kind of weld defects, type and extent of
inspection, requirements to supervision and competence of welding supervisors and welding personnel, in relation to the
execution class.
Table A.3 gives recommendations for selection of execution class based on the above criteria. In case that
no execution class has been specified, it is recommended that execution class EXC2 applies.
b) determination of service category and production category, see Table A.1 and A.2;
c) determination of execution class from the results of the operations a) and b) in accordance with the
recommended matrix in Table A.3.
(2) The utilization grade U for structures and components subject to predominantly static loading is
defined by
E γ
U= k F (A.1)
Rk / γ M
where:
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Ek is the characteristic action effect;
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Rk is the characteristic resistance.
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For combined actions U is given by the interaction formulae.
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(3) The utilization grade for structures and components subject to fatigue loads is defined in
EN 1999-1-3.".
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Paragraph "(5)", "Table 1", "NOTE", replace "EN 508-2:1996" with "EN 508-2".
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74) Modification to D.3.3
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Paragraph "(1)", replace "EN 508-2:1996" with "EN 508-2".
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75) Modification to D.3.4.5
"Table D.2", "Note 3", replace "EN 508-2:1996" with "EN 508-2".
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"Legend:
Treatments applied to the contact areas of structural members"
with:
"Legend:
M = metal, B = bolt, R = rivet,
Paragraph "(1)", in equation "(E.1)", replace "0 < ε ≤ εp" with "0 ≤ ε ≤ εp".
with:
with:
"fmax = nominal value of fu (see Figure E.1a and Section 3) or fp (see Figure E.1b)".
Paragraph "(1)", in equation "(E.3)", replace "0 < ε ≤ εp" with "0 ≤ ε ≤ εp".
with:
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Paragraph "(1)", replace:
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"fe = limit of elasticity (= Rp0,2)"
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with:
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"(3) In the absence of more accurate evaluation of the above parameters the following values may be
assumed for both models of Figures E.2a) and E.2b):
f p = f 0,01
f max = nominal value of f u (see Figure E.2a and Section 3) or f e (See Figure E.2b)
ε max = 0,5ε u
ε p = f 0,01 / E
( )(
E1 = f e − f p / ε e − ε p )
E 2 = ( f max − f e ) / (ε max − ε e ) in Figure E.2a)".
Paragraph "(2)", in the line before equation "(E.6)", replace "0 < ε ≤ εp" with "0 ≤ ε ≤ εp".
Paragraph "(2)", for "Region 2", delete " with ε p = 0,5ε e and ε e = f e /E ".
with:
with:
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Paragraph "(1)", replace:
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with:
"fe
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= conventional elastic limit"
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"fe = conventional limit of elasticity".
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Paragraph "(3)", replace "As conventional elastic limit" with "As conventional limit of elasticity".
Paragraph "(4)", Equation "(E.14)", replace " n = " with " n = ".
ln( f o / f max ln( f o / f max )
ln 2 ln 2
Paragraph "(4)", Equation "(E.13)", replace " n = " with " n = ".
ln f o / f 0,1 ln ( f o / f 0,1)
with:
"(5) Based on extensive tests, the following values may be assumed instead of the ones given in
E.2.2.2(4):".
Paragraph "(5)", replace "As conventional elastic limit" with "As conventional limit of elasticity".
" ".
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Paragraph "(1)", under equation "(I.16)", replace "It , Iw , Iz , kv ," with "It , Iw , Iz , ky ,".