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Eccentric Loads On Vertical Parallel Weld Groups

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This document is a program that calculates the allowable load on vertical parallel weld groups based on eccentric loading. It provides input data for a job involving welding brackets, including the vertical weld length, weld spacing, weld size, and vertical load. It then uses equations from the AISC manual to calculate coefficient values and determine that the required weld size and length are adequate to support the given vertical load.

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Eccentric Loads On Vertical Parallel Weld Groups

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This document is a program that calculates the allowable load on vertical parallel weld groups based on eccentric loading. It provides input data for a job involving welding brackets, including the vertical weld length, weld spacing, weld size, and vertical load. It then uses equations from the AISC manual to calculate coefficient values and determine that the required weld size and length are adequate to support the given vertical load.

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This document is a program that calculates the allowable load on vertical parallel weld groups based on eccentric loading. It provides input data for a job involving welding brackets, including the vertical weld length, weld spacing, weld size, and vertical load. It then uses equations from the AISC manual to calculate coefficient values and determine that the required weld size and length are adequate to support the given vertical load.

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This document is a program that calculates the allowable load on vertical parallel weld groups based on eccentric loading. It provides input data for a job involving welding brackets, including the vertical weld length, weld spacing, weld size, and vertical load. It then uses equations from the AISC manual to calculate coefficient values and determine that the required weld size and length are adequate to support the given vertical load.

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"WELDGRP.

xls" Program
Version 2.1

ECCENTRIC LOADS ON VERTICAL PARALLEL WELD GROUPS


Based on the Instantaneous Center of Rotation Method and Alternate Method 2
Using Table XIX from AISC 9th Ed. Manual (ASD) - page 4-75
Job Name: HOLCIM JETTY EXTENSION PROJECT Subject: Check for Welding of Bracket
Job Number: Originator: Priodeep Checker:
Pv=2.5 k
Input Data: aL=3 q =0

Vertical Weld Length = 1.500 in. P=Pv


Spacing of Welds = 3.000 in.
Weld Size, w = 3/16 in. = 3 (1/16's) L=
Vertical Load, Pv = 2.50 kips 1.500 C.G. Ph=0
Horizontal Load, Ph = 0.00 kips
Dist. from Pv to C.G. = 3.000 in.
Use Special Case? No (kL)/2 (kL)/2
kL= 3
Nomenclature:

10MM THICK WELD


Pv
P = Pv = C*C1*D*L (for vertical load only) q
P = allowable load on eccentric weld group (kips) aL
C = coefficient interpolated from Table XIX P
C1 = coefficient for electrode, use 1.0 for E70XX
D = number of 1/16's of an inch (weld size) L
L = vertical weld length Ph

eq. spaces
Special Case (out of plane) (Use C values for k=0)
Results:
(Note: AISC Alternate Method 2 is not used for P=Pv)
L= 1.500 in. L = vertical weld length
kL = 3.000 in. kL = spacing of vertical welds
aL = 3.000 in. aL = dist. from Pv to C.G.
a= 2.000 a = (aL)/L
k= 2.000 k = (kL)/L
C1 = 1.0 C1 = 1.0 for E70XX electrode
C= 0.642 (interpolated from Table XIX, page 4-75)
P= 2.50 kips P = SQRT(Pv^2+Ph^2)
Angle q = 0.000 deg. q = 90-(ATAN(Pv/Ph))
Co = N.A. Co = C (from AISC Table XIX, page 4-75)
C(max) = N.A. C(max) = 0.928*(2)
A= N.A. A = C(max)/Co >= 1.0
Ca/Co = N.A. Ca/Co = A/(SINq+A*COSq) >= 1.0
Ca = N.A. Ca = (Ca/Co)*Co
D(req'd) = 2.596 1/16's D(req'd) = P/(C*C1*L)
L(req'd) = 1.298 in. L(req'd) = P/(C*C1*D)

Weld is adequate!
D(req'd) = 2.596 <= 3 (1/16's)
L(req'd) = 1.298 <= 1.5 in.

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