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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.

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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.

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1gnf Bolted. and Welded Connections 35 als }VANTAGES AND DISADVAN’ TED CONNECTIONS ie © UseOF unskilled workers, 2NoFeless fabrication. ~ Fa ast progress of work 4, Inymrediate resistance of bolts after placement OG: pecialized equipments required. searea required at work phice 7 Mjnor discrepancies in dimensions get eliminated. Easy to dismantle and reuse the materials. 9. Alterations can be don _ Disadvantages of bolted connections are: F black bolt(unfinished) connections: The following are disadvanta: 1. When subjected to vibrations or shocks bolts may 2, Tensile strength is reduced considerably due to stress concentrations and reduction of area i the root of the threads. 1 Loose. Wo excessive deflections. PVolelololoi bh hha : 3. Rigidity of joints is reduced due to loose fit, resulti E ie on ee Fig. 2.4 : Butt joint 2.7.6 FAILURE bearing type connections, the joint can fuil either through failure of bolts or plate failure. 2 The failure modes can be distinguished as follows, 4 Jing > Shear failure of bolt or tearing failure of plate 4 wile > Bearing failure of bolt or plate > Tension failure of bolt or plate os failure 1. Shear failure of bolt A bolt may fail due to shearing. The shearing may take place at one section (known as single shear) or two sections (known ais double shear) depending on the type of connection. a an th Inbenring type connections, after bearing contact has taken through slip. the force transferred »p__ !*om one member to the other through shear in bolts in one shear plane or multiple shear planes. t depending on the type of connections. In lap or butt joints, the bolts are subjected to not only shear but also bending action due to the eccentricity of loads on bolts. : D } << EZ —_— Host eyo Aedes aways “| 4002-008 Yad SV SNOLLOSNNOO G31108 HO4 SNOLIVOIsI03dS NDISAG 81'z e241 Jo ssa 2m nO}=9U>4I2 sftoue 3h, ‘Squior payiog jo Auoays sy uy suondwinssy 2"1-2 sumpef pera: ee it 2umpofs0oys pue ima (a) 200i ated peveys 1108 pawiojop 109, Mnyreg wos, “¢ reid ‘500190009 PepIaM PUB panoG TOUBIEED Saimjnig Awose7 pu 79815 jo ubSaq io Find the efficiency of lap joint shown in figure 2.9. Given M20 bolts of grade 4.6 and Fe 410 plates. 20mm += 20mm ae t | 1 + ae | LL 1S 1s | eaboin | | WO oO i) | sone | | + tO © 180mm. \ '® O | ee { | Fig. 2.9 Solution Given d =20 mm, Grade of bolt = 4.6. Fe 410 plate 60 mm. r= 20 mm, ¢ = 60mm. e=30mm dl x20" = 445 mm For Fe410 grade steel, Forgnide46bot fy i. Design strength of one bolt in Vasb= ¥ 75 mm x 10 mm and 75 mm x 20 mm to 1d grade 410 plates. Design a lap joint between two plates of si: fonion) transmit a factored load of 60 KN using M20 bolts of grade 4 Design should satisfy shear, bear yielding and rupture. Soltuions 20 mm, ¢,= 20+ 2=22 mm x20" Ay = O78 45 mm! f,,= 400 Nimm, f, = 410 Nim’, y,, = 1.25, ¥ , 1= least of two plate thickness ie, 20 mm | i, Strength of one bolt in si = hes d 10 mm = 10mm 400245 1253 264 N= 45.26 kN ii, Strength of one bolt in bearing Skydth, sae Minimum edge distance e = 1,7, = 1.7 x 22 = 37.4 mm Assuming ¢ Minimum pitch. p =2.5d = uiller of the following PPPRLLLILLLLAR LP ofol

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