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    Bolt Connection Design Based On AISC 360-10/16: Input Data & Design Summary

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    This document provides a design summary and analysis of a bolt connection based on AISC 360-10/16 specifications. The connection uses six 1-inch diameter A325 bolts in a 3x2 configuration to transmit a total axial load of 59 kips through 0.375-inch and 0.5-inch thick side and base plates. Calculations verify that the bolt capacity, net tension fracture strength of the side plate, and block shear capacities of both the base and side plates are all adequate to resist the loads applied.

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    Bolt Connection Design Based On AISC 360-10/16: Input Data & Design Summary

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    This document provides a design summary and analysis of a bolt connection based on AISC 360-10/16 specifications. The connection uses six 1-inch diameter A325 bolts in a 3x2 configuration to transmit a total axial load of 59 kips through 0.375-inch and 0.5-inch thick side and base plates. Calculations verify that the bolt capacity, net tension fracture strength of the side plate, and block shear capacities of both the base and side plates are all adequate to resist the loads applied.

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    This document provides a design summary and analysis of a bolt connection based on AISC 360-10/16 specifications. The connection uses six 1-inch diameter A325 bolts in a 3x2 configuration to transmit a total axial load of 59 kips through 0.375-inch and 0.5-inch thick side and base plates. Calculations verify that the bolt capacity, net tension fracture strength of the side plate, and block shear capacities of both the base and side plates are all adequate to resist the loads applied.

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    Bolt Connection Design Based On AISC 360-10/16: Input Data & Design Summary

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    Karen Esther Acuña Velasquez
    This document provides a design summary and analysis of a bolt connection based on AISC 360-10/16 specifications. The connection uses six 1-inch diameter A325 bolts in a 3x2 configuration to transmit a total axial load of 59 kips through 0.375-inch and 0.5-inch thick side and base plates. Calculations verify that the bolt capacity, net tension fracture strength of the side plate, and block shear capacities of both the base and side plates are all adequate to resist the loads applied.

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    PROJECT : PAGE :

    CLIENT : DESIGN BY :
    JOB NO. : DATE : REVIEW BY :
    Bolt Connection Design Based on AISC 360-10/16

    INPUT DATA & DESIGN SUMMARY


    STEEL YIELD STRESS Fy = 50 ksi, (345 MPa)
    SIDE PLATE THICKNESS ts = 0.375 in by 1 One Side
    ( 10 mm )
    Ab = 5 in2, (Total Section Area)
    ( 32.26 cm 2 )
    E2 = 3 in, (76 mm)
    BASE PLATE THICKNESS tb = 0.5 in, (13 mm)
    3 E1 =
    in, (76 mm)
    TOTAL AXIAL LOAD, ASD 59 T =
    kips, (262 kN)
    (Single Shear)
    e = 1 in, (to bolts center)
    ( 25 mm )
    BOLT DIAMETER f = 1 in ( 1 in) <==(25 mm)
    BOLT MATERIAL (A307, A325, A490) ASTM = A325
    HOLE TYPE (STD, NSL, OVS, SSL, LSL) => STD
    STD = Standard round holes ( d + 1/16 " )
    NSL = Long or short-slotted hole normal to load direction
    OVS = Oversize round holes
    SSL = Short-slotted holes THE DESIGN IS ADEQUATE.
    LSL = Long-slotted holes
    CONNECTION TYPE (SC, N, X) => N
    SC = Slip critical connection
    N = Bearing-type connection with threads included in the shear plane
    X = Bearing-type connection with threads excluded from the shear plane
    BOLTS NUMBER 3 Rows 2 Columns, (Total 6 Bolts)
    MINIMUM BOLT SPACING s = 3 in, (76 mm)

    ANALYSIS
    CHECK DIMENSION LIMITATIONS (AISC 360 J3)
    Bolt spacing required = 3.00 in, (Tab J3.3) < 3 in [Satisfactory]
    Edge spacing required = 1.75 in, (Tab J3.4) < Min(E 1 ,E 2 ) [Satisfactory]

    CHECK BOLT CAPACITY (AISC 360 J3)


    Maximum single bolt shear v = (T / 6 ) x 1.67 = 16.4 kips / bolt
    < [Satisfactory]
    Allowable shear capacity R n / Wv = 18.8 kips / bolt, (AISC Manual Table 7)

    CHECK NET TENSION FRACTURE OF SIDE PLATE (AISC 360 J4.1)


    F up = 58 ksi ( for plate, AISC Manual page. 2-39)
    (F up / W ) [ A b - Col ( f + 1/8 ) t s ] = 126 kips > T [Satisfactory]

    CHECK BASE PLATE BLOCK SHEAR (AISC 360 J4)


    0.6 A v F up / W + A t F up / W = 135 kips
    > 6 v = T x 1.67 = 98 kips
    [Satisfactory]
    Where Av = 6.1875 in2, (Total Shear Area)
    At = 0.94 in2, (End Tension Area)

    CHECK SIDE PLATE BLOCK SHEAR (AISC 360 J4)


    0.6 A v F up / W + A t F up / W = 101 kips
    > 6 v = T x 1.67 = 98 kips
    [Satisfactory]
    Where Av = 4.64 in2, (Total Shear Area) At = 0.70 in2, (End Tension Area)

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