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Beam Connection

This document provides a design summary and connection analysis for a beam-to-column connection using a single shear plate. Key details include a W12x87 beam carrying a 95 kip load connected to an A36 steel column with a 1" thick A490 steel plate using seven 0.875" diameter bolts in two rows. Analysis shows the bolts, welds, plate, and block shear capacity are satisfactory to resist the 95 kip load.

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Beam Connection

This document provides a design summary and connection analysis for a beam-to-column connection using a single shear plate. Key details include a W12x87 beam carrying a 95 kip load connected to an A36 steel column with a 1" thick A490 steel plate using seven 0.875" diameter bolts in two rows. Analysis shows the bolts, welds, plate, and block shear capacity are satisfactory to resist the 95 kip load.

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PROJECT : CLIENT : JOB NO.

DATE :

PAGE : DESIGN BY : REVIEW BY :

Beam Connection in Single Shear Based on AISC-ASD 9th Edition


INPUT DATA & DESIGN SUMMARY WF BEAM SECTION LOAD AT SERVICE LEVEL PLATE THICKNESS PLATE MATERIAL (A36, A529-42, A529-50,A572-65) TRIAL WELD SIZE BOLT DIAMETER BOLT MATERIAL (A307, A325, A490) HOLE TYPE (STD, NSL, OVS, SSL, LSL)
STD = NSL = OVS = SSL = LSL = SC N X

= > W12x87 P = 95 kips t = 1 in ASTM = A36 w = 0.437 in ( 7/16 in) f = 0.875 in ( 7/8 in) ASTM = A490 => STD

Standard round holes ( d + 1/16 " ) Long or short-slotted hole normal to load direction Oversize round holes Short-slotted holes holes Long-slotted holes

CONNECTION TYPE (SC, N, X)

=>

USE PLATE 9" x 6 1/2" x 1" WITH WELD 7/16" EACH SIDE TO COLUMN AND 2 ROW OF TOTAL (6) 7/8" BOLTS AT BEAM END.

= Slip critical connection = Bearing-type connection with threads included in the shear plane = Bearing-type connection with threads excluded from the shear plane

IS TOP FLANGE COPED ? (1=Yes, 0=No,) ANALYSIS DATA FOR ROLLED SECTION CHOSEN A d tw bf 25.6 12.5 0.515 12.125 CHECK CAPACITY OF BOLTS Allow shear / bolt No. of bolts required Bolt spacing rqrd Edge spacing rqrd Bolt group capacity

=>

Yes

tf 0.81

Sx 118

= = = = =

16.8 5.7 2.63 1.31 101

kips in in kips Bolt spacing used Edge spacing used P = > 95 [Satisfactory] = = kips 3.0 1.5 in in

CHECK CAPACITY OF WELDING (70XX) P e Plate thickness Weld size,w Min allowable weld Max allowable weld te D I = 2 ( te D3 / 12 ) Direct shear = P / Aw = P / 2 D te Bending stress = P e / I Resultant Stress = [ (P / Aw)2 + (P e / I)2 ]0.5 Allow shear Fv = 0.3 x 70 CHECK PLATE FOR SHEAR CAPACITY P/A = 10.6 CHECK NET SHEAR FRACTURE Fu =

= = = = = = = = = = = = =

95 3.5 1.00 0.44 0.31 0.94 0.31 9.0 37.5 17.1 8.9 19.2 21.0

kips in in in in in in in in4 ksi ksi ksi ksi

[Satisfactory] [Satisfactory]

>

19.2

ksi

[Satisfactory]

ksi

< 0.4 x

36

14.4

ksi

[Satisfactory]

58

ksi = 104 ksi > 95 ksi [Satisfactory]

R = 0.3 Fu [ D - n (ds + 1/8 ) ] t CHECK BLOCK SHEAR ( WEB TEAR-OUT) ( Applies only if top flange is coped ) lh = 3.2 lv Fu = = 5.3 58

in in ksi = > 95 P= kips 95.00 kips [Satisfactory]

Rbs = 0.3 Av Fu + 0.5 At Fu = (0.3 lv + 0.5 lh) tw Fu

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