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    The document provides details of a column connection including loads, member properties, base plate details, and calculations to determine the required base plate thickness. An uplift of 25 kips and moment of 24 kip-ft apply to the connection. For a base plate with a 1 inch thickness, the calculated required thickness is 0.83 inches for two-way action and 1.17 inches for one-way action, indicating the plate is not thick enough for one-way loading.

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    The document provides details of a column connection including loads, member properties, base plate details, and calculations to determine the required base plate thickness. An uplift of 25 kips and moment of 24 kip-ft apply to the connection. For a base plate with a 1 inch thickness, the calculated required thickness is 0.83 inches for two-way action and 1.17 inches for one-way action, indicating the plate is not thick enough for one-way loading.

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    Column Properties:-: Due To Uplit

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    Rohit Singh
    The document provides details of a column connection including loads, member properties, base plate details, and calculations to determine the required base plate thickness. An uplift of 25 kips and moment of 24 kip-ft apply to the connection. For a base plate with a 1 inch thickness, the calculated required thickness is 0.83 inches for two-way action and 1.17 inches for one-way action, indicating the plate is not thick enough for one-way loading.

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    Uplift (Fy) = 25 kips Compression (Fy) = 25 kips

    Shear Force (Fx) = 0 kips Shear Force (Fx) = 0 kips


    Shear Force (Fz) = 0 kips Shear Force (Fz) = 0 kips
    Moment (Mx) = 24.00 kip-ft Moment (Mx) = 24.00 kip-ft

    Column Properties:-
    Grade of Built-Up Tube = A572 Gr B
    Member = HSS10x10x5/8
    Depth of Tube = 10 in
    Width of Tube = 10 in
    Thickness of tube = 0.25 in
    Ultimte tensile stress (fu) = 58 ksi
    Yield stress (fy) = 46 ksi
    Base Plate Details:-
    Grade = A36 Edge Distance (E1) = 2.00 in
    Thickness = 1.00 in Edge Distance (E2) = 2.00 in
    Plate Width (B) = 20.00 in
    Length of Plate (D) = 20.00 in
    Ultimte Tensile Stress (fu) = 58 ksi
    Yield Stress (fy) = 36 ksi
    Dia of Bolt (db) = 1.00 in
    No of Bolts = 4.00
    Bolt Spacing = 16.00 in
    Base Plate Thickness for Case#1:-
    Tension on Bolts:-
    Due to Uplit:-
    Uplift = 25 kips
    No of Bolts = 4.00
    Tension Per Bolt (T1) = 6 kips
    Due to Moment (Mx) :-
    Moment = 24.0 kip-ft
    Lever Arm = 13.00 in
    Tension Force = 22.2 kips
    No of Bolts = 2
    Tension Per Bolt (T2) = 11.1 kips
    Total Tension Per Bolt (Tb) = T1+T2
    = 17.3 kips
    For Two Way Action:-
    Tension Force per Bolt (Tb) = 17.3 kips
    Edge Distance (B1) = 3.00 in
    Edge Distance (B2) = 3.00 in
    Moment (Mp) = 4.33 kip-ft
    Dia of Bolt (db) = 1.00 in
    Effective Width (be1) = 2.B1.Tan45o + db This is given in AISC Design Guide-1, Fig 4.5.2
    = 7.00 in
    Effective Width (be2) = 2.B2.Tan45o + db This is given in AISC Design Guide-1, Fig 4.5.2
    = 7.00 in
    Total Effective Width (be) = be1+be2
    = 14.00 in
    Thickness of End Plate (tp) = √[(Ωx4xMp)/(fyxbe)] This is given in AISC Design Guide-1, pg-35
    = 0.83 in < 1.00 in OK 0.83 %
    Uplift (Fy) = 25 kips Compression (Fy) = 25 kips
    Shear Force (Fx) = 0 kips Shear Force (Fx) = 0 kips
    Shear Force (Fz) = 0 kips Shear Force (Fz) = 0 kips
    Moment (Mx) = 24.00 kip-ft Moment (Mx) = 24.00 kip-ft

    Column Properties:-
    Grade of Built-Up Tube = A572 Gr B
    Member = HSS10x10x5/8
    Depth of Tube = 10 in
    Width of Tube = 10 in
    Thickness of tube = 0.25 in
    Ultimte tensile stress (fu) = 58 ksi
    Yield stress (fy) = 46 ksi
    Base Plate Details:-
    Grade = A36 Edge Distance (E1) = 2.00 in
    Thickness = 1.00 in Edge Distance (E2) = 2.00 in
    Plate Width (B) = 20.00 in
    Length of Plate (D) = 20.00 in
    Ultimte Tensile Stress (fu) = 58 ksi
    Yield Stress (fy) = 36 ksi
    Dia of Bolt (db) = 1.00 in
    No of Bolts = 4.00
    Bolt Spacing = 16.00 in
    Base Plate Thickness for Case#1:-
    Tension on Bolts:-
    Due to Uplit:-
    Uplift = 25 kips
    No of Bolts = 4.00
    Tension Per Bolt (T1) = 6 kips
    Due to Moment (Mx) :-
    Moment = 24.0 kip-ft
    Lever Arm = 13.00 in
    Tension Force = 22.2 kips
    No of Bolts = 2
    Tension Per Bolt (T2) = 11.1 kips
    Total Tension Per Bolt (Tb) = T1+T2
    = 17.3 kips
    For One Way Action:-
    Tension Force per Bolt (Tb) = 17.3 kips
    Edge Distance (B1) = 3.00 in
    Edge Distance (B2) = 0.00 in
    Moment (Mp) = 4.33 kip-ft
    Dia of Bolt (db) = 1.00 in
    Effective Width (be1) = 2.B1.Tan45o + db This is given in AISC Design Guide-1, Fig 4.5.2
    = 7.00 in
    Effective Width (be2) = 2.B2.Tan45o + db This is given in AISC Design Guide-1, Fig 4.5.2
    = 0.00 in Since we have stiffeners only 2 sides so we have only one way action
    Total Effective Width (be) = be1+be2
    = 7.00 in
    Thickness of End Plate (tp) = √[(Ωx4xMp)/(fyxbe)] This is given in AISC Design Guide-1, pg-35
    = 1.17 in > 1.00 in Unsafe 1.17 %

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