Timber and Steel Design. Lecture 11. Bolted Connections

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Timber and Steel Design Lecture 11 Bolted Connections Riveted Connections Types of Joints Failure of Joints Bearing & Friction connections Truss Joints Shear and Tension on Bolt S U R A N A R E E UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY Mongkol JIRAVACHARADET INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING SCHOOL OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

Riveted Connections rivet = round ductile steel bar (shank) with a head at one end d Snap an Flat countersunk d = Shank diameter = Nominal diameter Round countersunk

Riveting rocedure Rivets are heated before driving φ hot rivet =φhole φ Head is formed by - Hand hammer - Hydraulic pressure - neumatic pressure

On cooling, the rivet shrinks both length and diameter Connected parts become tighter: - Tension in rivet - Compression in plates Friction between plates called clamping action

Forms of riveted joints

Lap Joint Rivet in single shear f v = / A Eccentricity in lap joint e Undesired bending causes tension in rivets Double riveted lap joint

Butt Joint /2 /2 /2 /2 Rivet in double shear f v = /2A Butt joint v.s. Lap joint: - ก ก ก - ก - ก ก

ก ก ก ก /2 W section /2 (a) ก (b) (c) ก (d) ก

(e) (f)

Failure of Joints Case 1: Shear failure of rivets /2 /2 Single shear in lap joint Double-shear in butt joint Shear stress in rivet exceed the limit Case 2: Shear failure of plates Insufficient edge distance Shearing out

Case 3: Tension or Tearing failure of plates Tensile stress at net cross section exceeds tensile strength Case 4: Bearing failure of plate late may be crushed when bearing stress in plate exceeds the limit

Bolted Connections /2 /2 Friction from clamping pressure using high strength bolt Beam splice moment connection

Spacing and edge distances of bolts Marking for Bolt g s s A307 itch: center-to-center of bolts parallel to axis of member Gage: center-to-center of bolts lines perpendicular to axis of member Edge distance: shortest distance from center of bolt to edge A325 min L e = 1.5-2 diameter Distance between bolts: shortest distance between bolts min distance = 3 diameter A490

Bearing-type connections Shearing Strength: π d 4 2 Fv d ก ก (F t ) (F v ) กก./. 2 กก./. 2 Friction-type Bearing-type A307 1400-700 A325 ( ก ) 3100 1200 1480 A325 ( ก ) 3100 1200 2100 A490 ( ก ) 3800 1480 1970 A490 ( ก ) 3800 1480 2800

Bearing Strength: ( t d) Fp Bearing area t = d x t d F p = 1.2 F u for standard or short-slotted holes F p = 1.0 F u for long-slotted holes perpendicular to the load F p LeFu = 1.2F for L u e < 1.5d 2d

11-1 ก ก ก A36, ก ก A325 22..,, ก ก ก, กก 1.5d, ก ก กก 3d 22 mm. bolts 1.0 cm 1.0 cm 30 cm ก ก ก : : A g = 1.0 (30) = 30. 2 A n = 30 2 (2.5) (1.0) = 25. 2 = 0.60 (2.5) (30.0) = 45 = 0.50 (4.0) (25.0) = 50 = A e : ก : = 0.25π (2.2) 2 (2.1) (4) = 31.93 = (1.0) (2.2) (1.2) (4.0) (4) = 42.24 ก ก = 31.93

11-2 ก ก A325 19.. ก ก ก ก ก? ก A36 ก ก ก /2 = 40 ton /2 = 40 ton 1.0 cm 1.0 cm ก ก ก : 19 mm. bolts (A = 2.84 cm 2 ) 2.0 cm = 80 ton ก ก ก = 2(2.84)(2.100) = 11.93 ( ) ก ก ก ก = (2.0)(1.9)(1.2)(4.0) = 18.24 ก ก ก = 80/11.93 = 7+ ก ก 8 9 ( ก ก )

11-3 ก ก V ก 80 ก ก ก A325 22.. (A=3.8. 2 ) ก ก ก ก ก ก ก ก A36 ก ก ก ก W500x128 I x = 71000 t f = 1.8 L2x40 L2x40 2 cm 2 cm 45.2 cm 48.8 cm s I = 71,000 + 2(2 40)(25.4) 2 = 174,226. 4 q = VQ/I = (80)(2 40)(25.4)/174,226 = 0.93 /. ก ก = (2)(3.8)(2.100) = 15.96 ( ) ก ก ก = (2)(2.2)(1.8)(1.2)(4.0) = 38.02 s = 15.96/0.93 = 17. ( 15. c-c)

AISC ก s max ก ก ก ก : ก S : 24 = 24(1.8) = 43.2. > 15. OK 478t 478(1.8) F y f 478/ Fy 30. ก = = 17.2. > 15. OK 2,500 S max = 30. > 15. 24 OK

Slip-critical(Friction-type) Connections ก ก ก ก A325 A490 N N F F ก ก ก ก ( ) ก ก (..) A325 A490 19 12.7 15.9 22 17.7 22.3 25 23.2 29.1 32 32.3 46.4

d + 2 mm ( ก ) ( ก ) (ก ) (ก ) d + 2.. d + 8.. (d + 2..) (d + 10..) (d + 2..) 2.5 d d + 10 mm (a) Standard d + 2 mm d + 8 mm 2.5 d (c) Short slot d + 2 mm (b) Oversized (d) Long slot

ก ก ก - ก ก - ก Gusset plate Gusset plate

Truss Joint Double member with a single connector piece, called a gusset plate. Members must have sufficient "bite" into the plate for bolts or weld contact. Converging centerlines enable equilibrium without member moments. STEEL13_02

ก B ก ก ก A325 ก 19.. ก ก ก ก 12.. 20 ton 2Ls 75x75x10 2Ls 90x90x10 A B E 7 ton 1L 50x50x8 1L 50x50x8 D C 28 ton 8 ton ก ก ก A325 ก ก ก : F v = 2,100 กก./. 2 ก ก : F p = 1.2(4,000) = 4,800 กก./. 2 STEEL13_03

AB: = 20 2Ls 75x75x10 ก ก ก ก ก A325 19.. 1 π π = d F v = = 4 4 2 2 2 2 1.9 2.1 11.91 ton ก ก = d 2t F p = 1.9 2(1.0) 4.8= 18.24 ton ก ก ก = 20/11.91 = 1.68 2 Control BC: = 28 2Ls 90x90x10 ก ก ก π π = d F v = = 4 4 2 2 2 2 1.9 2.1 11.91 ton ก ก = d 2t F p = 1.9 2(1.0) 4.8= 18.24 ton ก ก ก = 28/11.91 = 2.53 3 Control STEEL13_04

BD: = 8 1Ls 50x50x8 ก ก ก π π d F v 4 4 2 2 = = = 1.9 2.1 5.95 ton Control ก ก = d t F p = 1.9 0.8 4.8= 7.30 ton ก ก ก = 8/5.95 = 1.35 2 BE: = 7 1Ls 50x50x8 ก ก ก π π d F v 4 4 2 2 = = = 1.9 2.1 5.95 ton Control ก ก = d t F p = 1.9 0.8 4.8= 7.30 ton ก ก ก = 7/5.95 = 1.18 2 STEEL13_05

Detail Drawing A 2Ls 75x75x10 B 2Ls 90x90x10 C 1L 50x50x8 E 1L 50x50x8 D Bolt A325 19 mm Gusset plate 20 mm More ckeck for: - Effective area of tension members (0.5F u A e ) - Block shear failure of tension members STEEL13_06

Bolts Subjected to Shear and Tension f t F t 80 ton 1 2 71.6 ton 35.8 ton 2L150x90x12 Eight 22 mm. bolts Structural Tee F v f v F t ก ก ก Type of Bolt ก ก A307 A325 A490 1820 1.8 f 1400 2 2 2 2 ( ) 4.39 f ( ) 2.15 f 3080 v v 3080 v 2 2 2 2 ( ) 3.75 f ( ) 1.82 f 3780 v 3780 v