204 ECCENTRIC CONNECTIONS $525 group is so 1 Bq. 308f 3. Condition large dint the is greater th ends of the ec 1 line d the face of the column, The centroid of the rivet group. Instead, it axis of the contact column face, and to fin 504(c). The ¢ under cond: center of farthest tensi Example 511. It stresses in rivet groups a-d Fig, 529. Example SII wn 52019 trically loaded. Before proceedin mined u hich of the condition: plished aluating the two teri applying the simple test mentioned al Nna” 8X2 0,001$524 ECCENTRIC CONNECTIONS 201 accordingly must be reviewed at the notch to determine whether the shoe angles furnish sufficient reinforcement, Second, the rivets connecting the shoe angles to the beam will invariably be eccentrically arranged with respect to the beam reaction and must be designed accord Referring to Fig. 528(¢), the reduced section at the notch must be sufficiently strong to resist the moment Re, in which 2 is the reaction | || o Ly Poorly Detailed e) Knee-Brace Connection Detailed Knee-Brage Connection for Minimum Be ity Fig. 528, Miscellaneous eccentric connections After being notched, the beam is reduced to a tee section, the neutral axis and moment of inertia of which must be found before it can be inves tigated for bending. The shoe angle included and the resulting built-up beam reviewed, In view of the size of the moment at the notch, the built-up section will usually be more than sufficient In case the resulting tee section is inadequate to resist the moment Rey at the critical section, and it becomes necessary to consider the