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Shear and Moment Diagrams
DESIGN OF BEAM TO COLUMN MOMENT CONNECTIONS
(acc. to AISC EDICIÓN 9 PGS 4-116 4-116 A 4-122)
BEAM ID:
2007
DESIGN OF BEAM TO COLUMN MOMENT CONNECTIONS
(acc. to AISC EDICIÓN 9 PGS 4-116 A 4-122)
BEAM ID:
2007
GEOMETRIC DATA FOR CONNECTION:
Total bolt number =
8.00 Bolts distances (cm):
Number of bolts in Tension=
4.00
a=
4.00
25.00
Pf=
4.00
5.00
b=
6.50
Bolt diameter to be used ,dbo (mm)= Bolt area (cm2)= Thickness of head plate(mm)=
19
c=
32.00
Total lengh of head plate(cm)=
61
d=
4.00
Width of head plate(cm)=
23
gh=
15.00 (see Note 1)
21.5
gv=
10.50 (see Note 2)
Effective width of head plate (cm)= =(bfb beam + 2.5 cm) Note 1: recomended 9 cm if tfc <= 13 mm and 10 cm if tfc>13 mm Nota 2:recomended 9 cm mín. if tfc <= 13 mm and 10 cm mín. if tfc>13 mm DATA OF BEAM AND COLUMN TO BE CONNECTED:
db beam (cm)=
45.00
dc col (cm)=
35.00
bfb beam (cm)=
19.00
cfw col (cm)=
30.00
tfb beam (cm)=
1.46
tfc col (cm)=
1.75
twb beam (cm)=
0.94
twc col (cm)=
1.00
k (cm)=
4.4
T (cm)=
26.2 MATERIALS:
Bolts: Fv allow(k/cm2)= Steel:
DESIGN FORCES:
Axial force (T(+)/C(-)),(kg)= Shear (V),(kg)=
352.00
Fy(k/cm2)=
3784.00
Fu(k/cm2)= Weldements:
Bending Moment (M),(k-m)= Is a load comb. with earthquake or wind? (YES=1,NO=0):
b)Stresses acting on bolts: Shear stress (fv),(k/cm2)=
94.60
Allowable shear stress (Fv),(k/cm2)=
1973.33 OK!
Tension stress (ft max),(k/cm2)=
1338.73
Allowable tension stress (Ft),(k/cm2)=
4110.00 OK!
c)Cálculation of Head Plate thickness: Pe=Pf - dbo/4, (cm)=
3.38
Ca=
1.13
Cb= ( bfb/bep)^1/2=
0.94
Af ,(cm2)=
27.74
Aw,(cm2)=
39.5552
Cm=CaCb(Af/Aw)^1/3*(Pe/dbo)^1/4=
1.02
Me=Cm Ft Pe/4, (kg-cm)=
22982.08
tep req= (6Me/eff. width.*0.75Fy)^1/2,(cm)=
1.60 required thk
USE HEAD PLATE THICKNESS tep,(cm)=
1.9
d)Flange of beam-head plate weldment (it must support max.tension on beam flange): l weld =
39.98 cm
t weld=
0.48 cm USE WELD. THICNESS MIN. w,(cm)=
0.60
e)Beam web-head plate weldement (it must s upport max. tension d ue to bending in beam web 0.6Fy): l weld =
84.16 cm
t weld=
0.67 cm USE WELD. THICNESS MIN. w,(cm)=
0.70
f)Check of Column stiffeners: Pbf: compression force in flange. Value shall be multiplied by 4/3 if earthquake or wind loads act or by 5/3 if includes only live and dead loads. Pbf (kg)=
35230.04
Ductility of web column failure: Pbf<=twc.Fy.(tfb+6k+2tep+2w)=
82150 kg
No stiffener required
65648.85496 kg
No stiffener required
47851.5625 kg
No stiffener required
Buckling of column web fairure: Pbf<=34400.twc^3*(Fy)^(1/2) / T=
Bending of column flange failure: Pbf<=6,25.tfc^2.Fy=