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Steel Design 1

The document discusses welded connections and provides examples for calculating the capacity of various welded connections. It gives information on materials used like A36 steel with a yield strength of 248 MPa and E70 electrodes with a tensile strength of 485 MPa. It also provides examples of calculating design forces, weld sizes, and values for "a" and "b" members using dynamic analysis methods for welded connections in an angular section, gusset plate, and truss joint.

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Steel Design 1

The document discusses welded connections and provides examples for calculating the capacity of various welded connections. It gives information on materials used like A36 steel with a yield strength of 248 MPa and E70 electrodes with a tensile strength of 485 MPa. It also provides examples of calculating design forces, weld sizes, and values for "a" and "b" members using dynamic analysis methods for welded connections in an angular section, gusset plate, and truss joint.

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WELDED CONNECTIONS

Eg 4) A welded connection is shown in figure. An A36 steel plate is used with Fy = 248
MPa. Size of fillet weld is 8 mm. Use E70 Electrode with Fu = 485 MPa.
a) Compute the capacity of the connection shown using SMAW process.
b) Compute the capacity of the connection shown using SAW process
WELDED CONNECTIONS
Values of Theoretical Throat for a Fillet Weld
WELDED CONNECTIONS
Eg 5) A 150mm x 90 mm x 12mm angular section is welded to a gusset plate having a
thickness of 12 mm. An A36 steel is used with a yield stress of 248 MPa, with an E70
electrodes fillet welds with Fu = 485 MPa.

Properties of L 150 mm x 90 mm x 12 mm
A = 2903 mm2
y = 52.83 mm

a) Compute the design force P from tension of the section.


b) Compute for “a” using dynamic method of analysis.
c) Compute for the value of “b” using dynamic method of analysis.
WELDED CONNECTIONS
WELDED CONNECTIONS
Eg 6) Welded Connection in Truss
A joint in a welded truss is shown in figure. Use E60
Electrode with Fu = 415 MPa. Compute the ff:
a) size of filler weld to be use in member B
b) value of “a” in member B
c) value of “b” in member B

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