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Moment Connection – Bolted Bolted Flange Plate • Design Design a momen momentt connect connection ion usin using g a bolted bolted flange-plate • Connec Connectt a W18x5 W18x50 0 beam beam to the flan flange ge of a W14x99 column • Use 50 50 ksi wide wide-fla -flange ngess and 36 36 ksi plat plates es •
-
Ru
= 45.0 kips
M u
= 250 ft-kips 1
Moment Connection – Bolted Bolted Flange Plate • Co Conn nnec ecti tion on ge geom omet etry ry
Bolt Limit State When the clear end distance or the clear bolt spacing is greater than or equal to 2 bolt diameters, bearing strength will control When the clear end distance or the clear bolt spacing is less than 2 bolt diameters, tear out strength will control Generally, bolt spacing and end distances are standardized. A standard bolt spacing of 3 inches is common. Thus, for all bolts of 7/8 inch diameter or less, only the end bolt will need to be checked for tear out. Interior bolt strength will be controlled by bearing. 8
Moment Connection – Bolted Bolted Flange Plate • Determine required weld size between plate and . – No eccentricity Dmin
= =
Ru
9.0 in.
2(1.392 kips/in) l 45.0
= 1.80 → 2 sixteenths
2 1.392 9
– Based on the plate thickness, (between ¼ and ½ in.) use 2 - 3/16 welds (minimum weld size based on thinner part)
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Moment Connection – Bolted Bolted Flange Plate • Design tension flange plate – determine flange force Puf
=
M u d
=
250(12) 18.0
= 167 kips
– consider bolt shear N =
Puf
φr n
=
167 21.6
= 7.78 → use 8 bolts
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Moment Connection – Bolted Bolted Flange Plate • Try PL 3/4x7 in. – Check bearing on beam flange, which is more critical than plate, for one bolt Rn = 2.4 Fu dt = (2.4)(65) 7 ( 0.570) = 77.8 kips 8 – For 8 bolts
( )
. = ps = φ Rn = 0.75 ( 622 ) = 467 kips > 167.0 kips ∴ ok n
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Moment Connection – Bolted Bolted Flange Plate • Check tension yielding of flange plate
Moment Connection – Bolted Bolted Flange Plate • Consider a 7.25 in. flange plate Rn
= (58) ( 7.25 − 2 ( 7 8 + 18 ) ) 3 4 = 228 kips
φ Rn = 0.75 ( 228 ) = 171 kips > 167 kips ∴
ok
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Moment Connection – Bolted Bolted Flange Plate • Check block shear of flange plate – consider two possible failure patterns
4.0 in.
A
7.25 in.
4.0 in.
.
n.
.
n.
B
– Based on the tension area, failure pattern B will be critical for the plate. Pattern B in the beam flange is critical for this case and will be checked. 16
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Moment Connection – Bolted Bolted Flange Plate • Determine shear yield and shear rupture 0.6 F y Ag
• Determine weld size, top and bottom of plate min
=
167 2(1.5)(1.392)(7.25)
=
.
→
s xteent s
• use a 3/8 fillet weld which is greater then the minimum 18
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Moment Connection – Bolted Bolted Flange Plate • Check the compression flange plate – The plate will be checked as a column with a length of 2.0 inches and K = 0.65 – The length comes from the end distance of 1.5 inches and the spacing of the beam to the column of 0.5 inches – The K -factor is the recommended value for a fixed/fixed column
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Moment Connection – Bolted Bolted Flange Plate • Compression flange plate bh r =
• Compression buckling – since this is a one sided connection there will not be compression buckling failure.
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Bolted Flange Plate – – Column Side Limit States
• Panel Zone Shear Without the knowledge of the lateral load on the structure, this can not be checked; however, the strength can be determined. Assuming the column axial load is < 0.4 P y
Welded flange plate connection • no reduction in beam moment strength • web shear plate design doesn’t change • flange plate width to accommodate weld to beam flange along edge of plate • no rupture of plate or beam flange • welds sized according to element thickness as well as strength