The document discusses the advantages and disadvantages of bolted and welded connections, highlighting factors such as ease of use, speed of work, and potential issues like reduced tensile strength and rigidity. It also outlines failure modes for bearing-type connections, including shear and tension failures of bolts or plates. Additionally, it provides a design example for a lap joint using specific materials and load requirements.
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Steel Structures Module 2
The document discusses the advantages and disadvantages of bolted and welded connections, highlighting factors such as ease of use, speed of work, and potential issues like reduced tensile strength and rigidity. It also outlines failure modes for bearing-type connections, including shear and tension failures of bolts or plates. Additionally, it provides a design example for a lap joint using specific materials and load requirements.