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    Sds Screw Design

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    1. The document summarizes the design calculations for a screwed connection between two steel parts using 4mm diameter screws that are 11mm long. 2. Key calculations checked include bearing resistance due to shear, net section resistance due to shear, pull-through resistance to axial tension, and pull-out resistance to axial tension. 3. All calculated resistances were found to exceed the maximum calculated forces from a structural analysis model, therefore the screw connection design is deemed safe.

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    1. The document summarizes the design calculations for a screwed connection between two steel parts using 4mm diameter screws that are 11mm long. 2. Key calculations checked include bearing resistance due to shear, net section resistance due to shear, pull-through resistance to axial tension, and pull-out resistance to axial tension. 3. All calculated resistances were found to exceed the maximum calculated forces from a structural analysis model, therefore the screw connection design is deemed safe.

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    1. The document summarizes the design calculations for a screwed connection between two steel parts using 4mm diameter screws that are 11mm long. 2. Key calculations checked include bearing resistance due to shear, net section resistance due to shear, pull-through resistance to axial tension, and pull-out resistance to axial tension. 3. All calculated resistances were found to exceed the maximum calculated forces from a structural analysis model, therefore the screw connection design is deemed safe.

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    1. The document summarizes the design calculations for a screwed connection between two steel parts using 4mm diameter screws that are 11mm long. 2. Key calculations checked include bearing resistance due to shear, net section resistance due to shear, pull-through resistance to axial tension, and pull-out resistance to axial tension. 3. All calculated resistances were found to exceed the maximum calculated forces from a structural analysis model, therefore the screw connection design is deemed safe.

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    Date: 20/5/18

    Prepared By ALEX
    SCREWED CONNECTION C.F.S DESIGN
    Reviewed By YSQ

    Calc. Rev 0

    DESIGN CALC. SCREW CONNECTION DESIGN Customer XYZ

    Project ABC

    Notes: DESIGN AS PER EN 1993-1-3

    General Data:

    Diameter of screw = 4 mm thickness of thinner = 1.2 mm


    Length of screw = 11 mm part (t)

    End and Edge distance = 15 mm


    of screw t1 type = CONNECTING ELEMENT
    Pitch of screws = 20 mm
    t type = CONNECTED ELEMENT
    thickness of thicker = 0.7 mm
    part (t1)

    Material Properties:

    Basic yield = 350 N/mm2


    strength (fyb)

    Ultimate = 420 N/mm2


    strength (fu)

    Modulus of = 210000 N/mm2


    Elasticity( E)

    Poisson Ratio (v) = 0.3 N/mm2

    Evaluation of Forces in screw:

    Max. Axial Force in joint = 2.21 kN ( FROM SCIA ENGINEER RESULTS)


    Max.Shear Force in screw in joint in x direc = 0.081 kN
    Max.Shear Force in the joint in Y direction = 0 kN
    No . Of screws per side = 2

    Max. Axial Force per screw = 0.5525 kN ( FROM SCIA ENGINEER RESULTS)
    Max.Shear Force in screw Dir. X = 0.02025 kN
    Max.Shear Force in screw Dir.Y = 0 kN

    Check the range of validity for design Resistance formulas


    As per Cl. 8.3 , Table 8.2 of EN 1993-1-3
    1… Min. Edge distance , e1 = 15 mm >3d = 12.00 mm
    2… Min. Edge distance , e2 = 15 mm >1.5d = 6.00 mm
    3… Min. Pitch , p = 20 mm >3d = 12.00 mm

    CHECK FOR BEARING RESISTANCE DUE TO SHEAR


    As per Cl. 8.3 , Table 8.2 of EN 1993-1-3
    Fbrd = α fu d t 5.16 kN ………..(1) >2.2 kN , HENCE SAFE
    γm2

    α = 3.2 for t1 = t
    fu = 420 N / mm2
    γm2 = 1.25
    Date: 20/5/18

    Prepared By ALEX
    SCREWED CONNECTION C.F.S DESIGN
    Reviewed By YSQ

    Calc. Rev 0

    DESIGN CALC. SCREW CONNECTION DESIGN Customer XYZ

    Project ABC

    Notes: DESIGN AS PER EN 1993-1-3

    CHECK FOR NET SECTION RESISTANCE DUE TO SHEAR

    As per Cl. 8.3 , Table 8.2 of EN 1993-1-3

    Fn,RD = Anet x Fu 58.6 kN ………..(2) >2.2 kN , HENCE SAFE


    γm2

    A1 = Gross area of Section where screws are used ( PST 70 - 0.7 mm)
    180 mm2

    Anet = A1 - 2dt1 174.4 mm2

    PULL THROUGH RESISTANCE TO AXIAL TENSION

    As per Cl. 8.3 , Table 8.2 of EN 1993-1-3

    FPrd = dw t fu 0.806 kN >0.081 kN , HENCE SAFE


    γm2

    PULL OUT RESISTANCE TO AXIAL TENSION

    FO,RD = 0.45 dw tsup fu if tsup/s <1


    γm2

    FO,RD = 0.65 dw tsup fu if tsup/s >1


    γm2

    S = Pitch of thread 1.5 mm


    tsup = t 1.2 mm

    tsup/s = 0.80

    FO,RD = 0.726 kN >0.081 kN , HENCE SAFE


    Date: 20/5/18

    Prepared By ALEX
    SCREWED CONNECTION C.F.S DESIGN
    Reviewed By YSQ

    Calc. Rev 0

    DESIGN CALC. SCREW CONNECTION DESIGN Customer XYZ

    Project ABC

    Notes: DESIGN AS PER EN 1993-1-3

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