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Given: The Connection Shown Has A Gusset Plate Fitted Into A Slot in An HSS
Given: The Connection Shown Has A Gusset Plate Fitted Into A Slot in An HSS
Given: The connection shown has a gusset plate fitted into a slot in an HSS
Given: The connection shown has a gusset plate fitted into a slot in an HSS
section.
section.
The gusset plate is A992 steel.
The gusset plate is A992 steel.
The HSS is A500 Gr B steel.
The HSS is A500 Gr B steel.
The electrode is F7.
The electrode is F7.
T consists of 50 k Dead load and 150 k Seismic Load. Use ASD.
T consists of 50 k Dead load and 150 k Seismic Load. Use ASD.
Wanted: Determine the size and required lengths of the fillet welds so as to minimize the lap
Wanted: Determine the size and required lengths of the fillet welds so as to minimize the lap
of the connection. Draw the appropriate fillet weld on your summary detail drawing.
of the connection. Draw the appropriate fillet weld on your summary detail drawing.
Solution: Bart:
Experiment with ch
weld size and notice
Ta = 155 k ASD LC 5 happens to the req'
length.
Bart:
Experiment with changing
weld size and notice what
happens to the req'd lap
length.
/16 in.
ksi
L
k/in
in
A Beginners Guide to the Steel Construction Manual last modified: 9 Aug 2007
Example 5.2 by: TBQ
Given: The single angle connection shown. A992 steel and E70 electrodes are used. The
Given: The single angle connection shown. A992 steel and E70 electrodes are used. The
gusset plate is 3/8 inch thick. The Tension load is 25 k Dead Load and 40 k Wind Load. Use
gusset plate is 3/8 inch thick. The Tension load is 25 k Dead Load and 40 k Wind Load. Use
LRFD.
LRFD.
Loads Material
D 25 k Fy 50 ksi
W 40 k Fu 65 ksi
FEXX 70 ksi
Gusset Angle
t 0.375 in Ag 2.86 in^2
leg 4 in
t 0.375 in
y 1.13 in
Wanted: Determine the size and required lengths of the welds so as to minimize the lap of the
Wanted: Determine the size and required lengths of the welds so as to minimize the lap of the
connection.
connection.
a) All fillet welds are the same size
a) All fillet welds are the same size
b) Fillet welds may be different sizes
b) Fillet welds may be different sizes
Solution:
Pu 94 k (LRFD LC-4)
part (a): The largest weld size will be controlled either by the thickness of the angle leg
or shear rupture in the base metal.
Controlling strength, frn = 6.96 k/in (the weld metal controls over the base metal.)
part (b): For this part use the largest effective weld for L1 and the max allowed for L2 and L3.
Bart:
Found by dividing force by
frn for the weld.
You might observe that all we did was change the size and length of L1… in
both parts (a) and (b) the welds have the same capacities.
f the
of the
r the base metal.)
Bart:
Found by taking moments about
L1.
A Beginners Guide to the Steel Construction Manual last modified: 30 Sept 2006
Example 5.3 by: TBQ
Given: The connection shown has a flat plate tension member attached to a gusset plate.
Given: The connection shown has a flat plate tension member attached to a gusset plate.
The plates are A36 steel.
The plates are A36 steel.
The electrode is F6.
The electrode is F6.
The weld size a = 3/8”
The weld size a = 3/8”
Fu 58 ksi
FEXX 60 ksi
a 0.375 in
L1 3 in
L2 4.24 in
L3 4.24 in
L4 3 in
Wanted:
Wanted:
a) Determine the weld strength of the connection considering the effect of the
a) Determine the weld strength of the connection considering the effect of the
angle of load to weld axis.
angle of load to weld axis.
b) Determine the weld strength of the connection not considering the effect of
b) Determine the weld strength of the connection not considering the effect of
angle of load to weld axis.
angle of load to weld axis.
c) Determine the thickness of the gusset plate to prevent shear rupture.
c) Determine the thickness of the gusset plate to prevent shear rupture.
Solution
Solution Summary:
Rn
(k)
with theta 162.3 1.174166
w/o theta 138.3
Aw = 3.841 in^2
Fw = 36.0 ksi
Rn = 138.3 kips
e.
A Beginners Guide to the Steel Construction Manual last modified: 24 January 2019
Example 5.4 by: TBQ
Load
Dead Load 10 kips
Live Load 25 kips
a 10 degrees
e 8 in
A36 Steel
F6 electrode
Fexx 60 ksi
Wanted:
a. Fillet weld size using the elastic method.
b. Fillet weld size using the IC method
c. Fillet weld by AISC Coefficient method
Solution:
LRFD ASD
Elastic Method 1/2" fillet weld 1/2" fillet weld
IC Method 1/4" fillet weld 1/4" fillet weld
Coefficient Method 5/16" fillet weld 5/16" fillet weld
The controlling load case is LRFD LC2 The controlling load case is ASD LC2
Composite load factor for LRFD: Pu = 52.00 kips Composite load factor for ASD:
Part (a)
Use a = 8 /16ths
a 0.5 in
te 0.354 in
Determine Stresses
LRFD
Translational Rotational Resultant
Point x-dir ydir Stress x-dir ydir fw
(ksi) (ksi) (ksi) (ksi) (ksi) (ksi)
A 1.34 7.6 19.5 -16.93 9.72 23.3
B 1.34 7.62 17.1 -16.93 -2.59 16.4
C 1.34 7.62 17.1 16.93 -2.59 19.0
D 1.34 7.62 19.5 16.93 9.72 25.2
Maximum 25.2
f= 0.75
r = fw * Aw <= f Fw Aw
fw <= f Fw = f 0.60 FEXX
25.2 ksi <= 27 ksi
f w / f Fw = 93.3% Good
Part (b)
divide the weld into one inch segments, numbered successively as you move from point A to point D.
a 4 /16ths
a 0.25 in
te 0.177 in
Reaction
Angle frm Relative to CG Realative to IC Angle frm
Segment Length Vertical x-coor y-coor x-coor y-coor c Vertical
(in) (deg) (in) (in) (in) (in) (in) (deg)
1 1 90 2.658 5.500 4.528 4.872 6.65 -47.10
2 1 90 1.658 5.500 3.528 4.872 6.02 -54.09
3 1 90 0.658 5.500 2.528 4.872 5.49 -62.58
4 1 90 -0.342 5.500 1.528 4.872 5.11 -72.59
5 1 0 -0.842 5.000 1.028 4.372 4.49 -76.77
6 1 0 -0.842 4.000 1.028 3.372 3.53 -73.05
7 1 0 -0.842 3.000 1.028 2.372 2.59 -66.57
8 1 0 -0.842 2.000 1.028 1.372 1.71 -53.16
9 1 0 -0.842 1.000 1.028 0.372 1.09 -19.90
10 1 0 -0.842 0.000 1.028 -0.628 1.20 31.42
11 1 0 -0.842 -1.000 1.028 -1.628 1.93 57.73
12 1 0 -0.842 -2.000 1.028 -2.628 2.82 68.64
13 1 0 -0.842 -3.000 1.028 -3.628 3.77 74.18
14 1 0 -0.842 -4.000 1.028 -4.628 4.74 77.48
15 1 0 -0.842 -5.000 1.028 -5.628 5.72 79.65
16 1 90 -0.342 -5.500 1.528 -6.128 6.32 76.00
17 1 90 0.658 -5.500 2.528 -6.128 6.63 67.58
18 1 90 1.658 -5.500 3.528 -6.128 7.07 60.07
19 1 90 2.658 -5.500 4.528 -6.128 7.62 53.54
19
LRFD ASD
f= 0.75 W= 2.00
fPn 52.9 k/connection Pn/W = 35.2
Pu / fPn = 98.4% Good Pa / (Pn/W) = 99.3%
Part (c.)
l= 11 in a 0.74
ex = 8.12 in k 0.36
kl = 4 in
C1 = 0.857
Angle C
0 1.669
10 1.750 <--- use this C
15 1.790
LRFD ASD
f= 0.75 W= 2.00
Pu 52.0 kips Pa 35.0
Dmin = 4.20 /16ths Dmin = 4.24
Use: 5/16" fillet weld Use: 5/16" fillet weld
ed: 24 January 2019
Pa = 35.00 kips
Ix Ioy Ax^2 Iy Ip
(in^4) (in^4) (in^4) (in^4) (in^4)
42.8 1.89 1.90 3.78 46.57
39.2 0.04 2.76 2.80 42.01
42.8 1.89 1.90 3.78 46.57
124.8 10.36 135.15
ASD
Translational Rotational
Point x-dir ydir Stress x-dir ydir Resultant
(k/in/te) (k/in/te) (k/in/te) (k/in/te) (k/in/te) (k/in/te)
A 0.90 5.1 13.1 -11.40 6.54 15.7
B 0.90 5.1 11.5 -11.40 -1.74 11.0
C 0.90 5.1 11.5 11.40 -1.74 12.8
D 0.90 5.1 13.1 11.40 6.54 17.0
Maximum 17.0
W= 2
r = fw * Aw <= Fw Aw / W
fw <= Fw / W = 0.60 FEXX / W
17.0 ksi <= 18 ksi
in
in
ues found by computing
ction of two lines whose
now and a point that each
Def. at Def. at
ult stress Element max stress
Theta Du Du / c D Dm p f(p) Fw Pw
(deg) (in) (in) (in) (ksi) (k)
42.90 0.0217 3.26E-03 0.0175 0.0155 1.132 0.999 46.11 8.15
35.91 0.0240 3.98E-03 0.0158 0.0163 0.970 0.999 44.08 7.79
27.42 0.0278 5.06E-03 0.0145 0.0177 0.816 0.985 41.63 7.36
17.41 0.0350 6.85E-03 0.0134 0.0202 0.665 0.958 38.95 6.88
-76.77 0.0154 3.43E-03 0.0118 0.0129 0.915 0.995 53.29 9.42
-73.05 0.0159 4.50E-03 0.0093 0.0131 0.707 0.967 52.84 9.34
-66.57 0.0168 6.49E-03 0.0068 0.0135 0.504 0.910 51.82 9.16
-53.16 0.0192 1.12E-02 0.0045 0.0145 0.312 0.815 48.89 8.64
-19.90 0.0328 3.00E-02 0.0029 0.0195 0.148 0.669 39.57 6.99
31.42 0.0258 2.14E-02 0.0032 0.0170 0.187 0.713 42.78 7.56
57.73 0.0183 9.48E-03 0.0051 0.0141 0.359 0.843 50.00 8.84
68.64 0.0165 5.84E-03 0.0074 0.0134 0.555 0.927 52.18 9.22
74.18 0.0157 4.17E-03 0.0099 0.0131 0.760 0.977 52.99 9.37
77.48 0.0153 3.23E-03 0.0125 0.0129 0.969 0.999 53.36 9.43
79.65 0.0151 2.63E-03 0.0151 0.0128 1.179 0.997 53.56 9.47
14.00 0.0388 6.14E-03 0.0166 0.0215 0.773 0.979 38.14 6.74
22.42 0.0309 4.65E-03 0.0175 0.0188 0.929 0.996 40.24 7.11
29.93 0.0265 3.75E-03 0.0186 0.0172 1.079 1.001 42.34 7.48
36.46 0.0238 3.12E-03 0.0201 0.0163 1.234 0.992 44.25 7.82
2.63E-03
C1 0.857
l 11 in
D 4
Pu / f = Pa W = Pn = 70.5 kips
C= 1.87
k/connection
Good
0.4
1.97
1.77
kips
/16ths
5/16" fillet weld
Pwx Pwy Pw c
(k) (k) (in-k)
-5.97 5.55 54.2
-6.31 4.57 46.9
-6.53 3.39 40.4
-6.57 2.06 35.1
-9.17 2.16 42.3
-8.93 2.72 32.9
-8.40 3.64 23.7
-6.92 5.18 14.8
-2.38 6.58 7.6
3.94 6.45 9.1
7.47 4.72 17.0
8.59 3.36 26.0
9.01 2.55 35.3
9.21 2.04 44.7
9.31 1.70 54.2
6.54 1.63 42.6
6.57 2.71 47.1
6.49 3.73 52.9
6.29 4.65 59.6
12.24 69.40 686.5
70.47
10.00566 deg
A Beginners Guide to the Steel Construction Manual last modified: 12 July 2008
Example 5.5 by: TBQ
Given: A connection plate is welded to the face of a W section column flange and is bolted to the web of a W
: A connection
Givenbeam
section as shown.plate
Theisconnection
welded to plate
the face of a W
is ASTM section
A36 steel column flange
that is 1/4" andThe
thick. is bolted to the are
W sections webASTM
of a W
section
A992 beam
steel. Theasweld
shown. The connection
electrode is F7. A = 2plate is ASTM
inches and B A36
is tosteel that isThe
9 inches. 1/4" thick.
weld size,The
a1,Wis sections
1/4 inch.are ASTM
The beam
A992 steel. The weld electrode is F7. A = 2 inches and B is to 9 inches. The weld
reaction transferred by the connection plate is 3 parts dead load and 5 parts live load. size, a1, is 1/4 inch. The beam
reaction transferred by the connection plate is 3 parts dead load and 5 parts live load.
A 2 in
B 9 in
tpl 0.25 in
Weld Size 4 /16 ths
F7 electrode
Fexx 70 ksi
Loads
Dead 3 parts
Live 5 parts
Wanted:
a)Wanted:
Determine the maximum beam reaction based on weld strength of the fillet welds
a) Determine
that connect thethe maximum
plate to the Wbeam reaction
section. Use based on weld
LRFD and strength
express of theinfillet
your result termswelds
of
that connect the plate to the
comparable service level loads. W section. Use LRFD and express your result in terms of
comparable service level loads.
b) repeat the problem using the coefficients on SCM pg 8-66
b) repeat the problem using the coefficients on SCM pg 8-66
Solution
Part (a)
te 0.177 in
Aw 0.177 in^2/ inch of weld length
LRFD ASD
f= 0.75 W= 2
f Pn = 60.13 kips Pn / W = 40.09 kips
CLF = 1.45 CLF = 1.00
Ps,eq = 41.47 kips Ps,eq = 40.09 kips <--- maximum beam reaction
Part (b)
a 0.222 C1 1
k 0.000 D 4
a C
0.200 3.51
0.222 3.42 <---- use
0.250 3.31
Rn = 123.16 k
LRFD ASD
f= 0.75 W= 2
f Pn = 92.37 kips Pn / W = 61.58 kips
CLF = 1.45 CLF = 1.00
Ps,eq = 63.70 kips Ps,eq = 61.58 kips <--- maximum beam reaction
um beam reaction
um beam reaction