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    This document discusses the design of eccentric connections in steel structures. It provides steps for designing both eccentric bolted connections and eccentric welded connections. For eccentric bolted connections, it describes calculating the strength of the bolts, direct force, torsional force, resultant force, and ensuring the resultant force is less than the bolt value for stability and safety. For eccentric welded connections, it outlines determining geometry values, polar moment of inertia, maximum radius and angle, direct and torsional shear stresses, resultant stress, and sizing the weld.

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    This document discusses the design of eccentric connections in steel structures. It provides steps for designing both eccentric bolted connections and eccentric welded connections. For eccentric bolted connections, it describes calculating the strength of the bolts, direct force, torsional force, resultant force, and ensuring the resultant force is less than the bolt value for stability and safety. For eccentric welded connections, it outlines determining geometry values, polar moment of inertia, maximum radius and angle, direct and torsional shear stresses, resultant stress, and sizing the weld.

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    Eccentric Connections

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    Jin Shah
    This document discusses the design of eccentric connections in steel structures. It provides steps for designing both eccentric bolted connections and eccentric welded connections. For eccentric bolted connections, it describes calculating the strength of the bolts, direct force, torsional force, resultant force, and ensuring the resultant force is less than the bolt value for stability and safety. For eccentric welded connections, it outlines determining geometry values, polar moment of inertia, maximum radius and angle, direct and torsional shear stresses, resultant stress, and sizing the weld.

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    Design of Steel Structures

    Eccentric Connections

    PREPARED BY:
    PROF. SAURABH H. PANDIT
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    Design steps for Eccentric Bolted Connection
    • Find strength of bolts (Bolt Value: BV)
    • Direct force (F1)
    • Torsional force (F2)
    • Resultant force (R)
    • If R < BV , Connection is stable & safe

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    R2 = 0.0676 x (P1)2 …. (Squaring both sides)
    R = 0.26 x P1

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    Design steps for Eccentric Welded Connection
    • Find x & yb, yt
    • Ip = Ix + Iy
    • Find rmax and cos θ
    • Direct shear stress (q1) = P/(lw x tt)
    • Torsional stress (q2) = P x e x rmax / (Ip)
    • Resultant stress (q)
    • Find size of weld

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