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    Design of Joint Connection

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    The document summarizes the design of a joint connection between a beam and column. It provides the key parameters of the structural elements involved, including sizes, material properties, and loads. It then describes the plate size, bolt arrangement, and calculations to check the bolts and plate for strength and serviceability under tension, shear, and bending stresses from the connection. The thickness of the plate is determined to be adequate at 12mm based on the calculated bending moment.

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    The document summarizes the design of a joint connection between a beam and column. It provides the key parameters of the structural elements involved, including sizes, material properties, and loads. It then describes the plate size, bolt arrangement, and calculations to check the bolts and plate for strength and serviceability under tension, shear, and bending stresses from the connection. The thickness of the plate is determined to be adequate at 12mm based on the calculated bending moment.

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    The document summarizes the design of a joint connection between a beam and column. It provides the key parameters of the structural elements involved, including sizes, material properties, and loads. It then describes the plate size, bolt arrangement, and calculations to check the bolts and plate for strength and serviceability under tension, shear, and bending stresses from the connection. The thickness of the plate is determined to be adequate at 12mm based on the calculated bending moment.

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    The document summarizes the design of a joint connection between a beam and column. It provides the key parameters of the structural elements involved, including sizes, material properties, and loads. It then describes the plate size, bolt arrangement, and calculations to check the bolts and plate for strength and serviceability under tension, shear, and bending stresses from the connection. The thickness of the plate is determined to be adequate at 12mm based on the calculated bending moment.

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    PROJECT:- FACTORY BUILDING DATE: 31/12/2018

    BLDG. NAME:- MAIN SHED Designed By SANTOSH.


    CLIENT:- PINE GREEN TECHNOLGY Checked by SANTOSH.
    LOCATION:- TARAPUR, MAHARASHTRA Rev R1
    DESIGN OF JOINT CONNECTION CONNECTION -CP1
    LOAD FROM STAAD ANALYSIS
    L/C = 201
    Beam no = 9
    Node = 10
    MOMENT(M) = 20 Kn-M
    TENSION (P) = 6 Kn
    SHEAR FORCE(S) = 11 Kn
    BEAM SIZE MM COLUMN SIZE MM
    Depth Db = = 450 Depth DC = 450
    Flange W = = 120 Flange W = 200
    twb = 5 twC = 6
    tfb = 5 tfC = 10
    Yield stress Fy = 345 mpa
    Ultimate stress Fu = 490 mpa
    Ymo = 1.1 X1
    Ymb,Ym1 = 1.25
    Ymw = 1.25 X2
    flange force p = 44.44 KN 100

    Plate Size = 200 MM 12 THK 590 LG

    Use of High Tensile Bolts : 40 120 120 40

    In 16 dia HT Bolts, Grade 8.8 Yield Stress of plate = 345 Mpa No. of Bolts = 8

    Shear in one bolt = 1.38 Kn SUMMARY PLATE SIZE


    Tension in bolt due to Axial Load = 0.75 Kn Length L = 590 mm
    width b = 200 mm
    Effective Lever Arm Calculation TkIckness t = 12 mm
    X1 = 517.5 mm X12 = 0.27 m Bolt D = 16 mm
    X2 = 397.5 mm X22 = 0.16 m No. bolt n = 8 mm
    No.of rows = 2 mm
    End dist. e = 40 mm
    X5 = 60 mm X52 = 0.00 m Pitch p = 120 mm
    gauge g = 100 mm
    Welding thk. = 6 mm

    Effective lever arm = X1 1.21 m


    ΣX2
    Maximum Tension in extreme Bolt = M*X1 = 24 Kn
    ΣX2
    Number of rows = 2
    Tension due to moment in each extreme Bolt = 12.051 Kn
    Tension due to Axial Force = 0.75 Kn
    Tension in each extreme Bolt = 12.8 Kn Tension due to (Moment+Axial force)
    Prying Force = 17.0 Kn

    Total Tension in each extreme Bolt = 30 Kn (Tension + Prying Force)


    Shear in one bolt = 1.4 Kn

    1 CHECK FOR BOLTS SUBJECTED TO COMBINED SHEAR AND TENSION

    Gross Area of Bolts (Asb) Asb= 201


    Net Tensile/Shear Stress Area of Bolts (An) An= 157
    Partial saftey factor for material Ymo= 1.1
    Partial saftey factor for bolt Ymb= 1.25
    Ultimate Tensile Stress of Bolt fub= 830 MPa
    Yeild Stress of Bolt fyb= 640 MPa
    No. of Shear Plane with thread intercepting 1
    No. of Shear Plane without thread intercepting 0
    Ultimate Tensile Stress of PLATE fu= 490 MPa

    Nominal tensile capacity of bolt Tnb=

    117.2 Kn
    146.2 Kn
    Tnb= 117.2 Kn
    Design Tensile capacity of bolt Tdb=
    Tdb= 93.7 Kn 13
    Nominal shear capacity of bolt Vnsb=

    75.2 Kn
    Design shear capacity of bolt Vdsb=
    Vdsb= 60.12 Kn
    Distance between extreme rows of bolt lj = 580 > 240 Reduction for Long Joint required
    Reduction Factor for shear = βij = 0.894 where 0.75≤ βij ≤ 1.0
    Design shear capacity of bolt after the reduction Vdsb= 53.73 Kn
    Reduction Factor for Bearing 'Kb'= kb= 0.8 kb=min of e/3d0,p/3d0-0.25,fub/fu,1
    Design Bearing Strength of the Bolt =Vdpb= Vdpb= 150.53 Kn
    Design Shear Strength of Bolt=Vdb= Vdb = 53.73 Kn

    Design shear capacity of bolt Vdb = 53.73


    Design Tensile capacity of bolt Tdb = 93.7

    Factored shear force acting on each bolt Vsb = 1.38 SAFE


    Factored Tensile force acting on each bolt Tb = 29.83 SAFE

    A Bolt subjected to Combined


    Shear & Tension shall satisfy

    = 0.10 <1 SAFE

    2 CALCULATION OF PRYING FORCE

    where
    Distance from the bolt centre line to toe of fillet weld lv= 51.5 mm
    Distace between prying force and bolt centre line le1= 17 mm
    End distance le1= 40 mm
    Minimum of either ot above two value le= 17 mm
    2 for non pre tensioned bolt and 1 for pretensioned bolt B= 1
    N= 1.5
    Proof stress fo= 0.581 Kn/mm2
    Effective width of flange per pair of bolt be = 100 mm
    Assumed Fillet weld size = 6 MM
    le lv

    Q= 17.03 Kn
    Q= 17.03 Q T
    Total Tension in the Bolt = T + Q
    Total Tension in the Bolt = 12.80 + 17.0 = 29.8 Kn

    3 CALCULATION OF THICKNESS OF CONNECTION PLATE

    Bending Moment in the end plate


    at flange force
    T x lv - Q (le+lv) = 0.37 Kn-m
    AT BOLT LINE
    Q x le = 0.29 Kn-m
    Design Bending Moment = 0.37 Kn-m

    Thickness of Plate Required 4 x Moment x 1.1


    Fy x be

    t= 6.8 MM < 12 HENCE SAFE

    4 WELDING

    Area of weld = 1300 mm2


    Y max = 225 mm
    moment of inertia of weld Izz = 3.32E+07 mm4
    Z for extreem fibre = 1.47E+05 mm3
    Direct stress = 0.008 kn/mm
    Bending stress = 1.4E-01 kn/mm
    Vector sum = 0.136 kn/mm
    Weld size = 0.86 mm
    Provide fillet welding size = 6 mm OK
    Digonal web stiffener Design
    tws = 1.9*m/(dcdbfy)
    where = 0.5439 mm > 6
    dc depth of column STIFFENER NOT REQUIRED
    db depth of beam
    Vertical stiffener Design
    Same as column flange Allowable buckling limit b/t = 9.4
    = 7.5 OK
    B = 60
    T = 8
    Provide stiffner 60*8 thk on each side of beam 14

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