= al 73% 10:16 AM Simple Connection. Where the Although the ontop ‘smaller beam sits on top of the of the round HSS member has been modified, jarger member. This [s easy.to ‘construct but uses up a lot of de flange beam that s! height that might not always be possible in tall buildings where floor 10 flaoy heights must be fiportunity to weld the members together i ‘economized. The lower quite innovative it likely also made fo ication and erection of the componen beam/girder provides a seat during [i erection, Beam to Column Connections Simple framed connection. Angles ‘These curved beams frame into the web of the are attached to the web of the tilted columns The web ofthe beam is. beam and bolted to the flange of tli We of the-column through the uss the column. You can alse bolt to the web of the column, butbe eure ‘wallow room for the sonworker to 238 access the balis for tightening, is important when detailing connes ned 10 ‘a pal The depth o mit the inonworker to comple e connect A bolting Seated connection, Although not se round designed to be moment resi the angle seat does provide for Additional stiffness and are: In this of angles, plates have been welded seat ane ine to provide bot ad some place for the beam during the reinforcement n process. Column to Column ConnectionsRS = al 74% 10:15 AM rest on either a permanent or temporary “seat”, making final connections easier to do. Beam to Beam/Girder Connections Coped connection. Here the top flarige of the beam is cut away 50 that the top edges can align, Bolted angles ore used to connect the ‘webs of the wide flange sections together For this detail both the top and bottem flanges: have been coped. It was important for the aesthetics of this large sun trellis the top and b evel. The smaller fopedge. Framed connection. Where the the web of the girder. This ie 4 simple-connection structural steel beam frames that is often used framing where it Is not necessary to allow fora floor system to sit on top of the beams. Simple Connection. Where the amailer beam sits on top of the larger member. This is easy to ‘construct but uses up a lot of height that might not always be possible in tall buildings where the Intent Is connection is that of layer The beat member is allowed ta sit “on top" of the HSS member. Cutting int the beam and adding the curved plate to.creaTRAPEZOID P=a+bt+cetd a a+b A=h— d 2Continuous bean Zz end frame : F aa ys 4 Wall girt Rod bracingPSUS eu Threaded Rod 3/8"