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Design of Connections for Axial, Moment, and Shear Forces

                           Design of Connections for Axial, Moment, and Shear Forces  135

                      In the above weld size calculations, the worst case of gravity loads and
                    lateral loads is used. If it is known that one or the other only exists, only
                    that cases need be considered. When it is not known whether the loads
                    are gravity or lateral, the worst case presumed here must be used.
                      Note also, that is the weld size calculations, the AISC Specification
                    Section J2.4, which allows for increased strength of obliquely loaded fillet
                    welds, is not used. The compatibility requirements associated with
                    obliquely loaded fillets of different sizes in the same group are complex
                    and are not considered here.

                      Stresses in stiffeners (plate A). The weak axis beams are G50 steel and
                    are butt welded to plates A. Therefore, plates A should also be G50 steel.
                    Previous calculations involving this plate assumed it was A36, but
                    changing to G50 will not change the final results in this case because
                    the stiffener contact force is limited by the beam no. 1 delivered force
                    rather than the stiffener strength.
                      The stiffener stresses for the flange welds are, from Fig. 2.36 (worst case),

                                     93
                            f 5              5 19.8 ksi , 1.0 3 0.6 3 50 5 30 ksi, ok
                             v
                                 0.75 3 6.25
                                     29
                            f 5              5 6.19 ksi  , 0.9 3 50 5 45 ksi, ok
                             a
                                 0.75 3 6.25
                    and for the web welds
                                           29
                                   f 5            5 3.5 ksi , 30 ksi, ok
                                    v
                                        0.75 3 11
                                           107
                                   f 5            5 13.0 ksi  ,  45 ksi, ok
                                    a
                                        0.75 3 11
                    2.3.2.3  Associated shear connections—beams 3 and 4. The specified
                    shear for these beams is R   107 kips.
                      Weld-to-beam web.  As with the strong axis beam web connection, this
                    is a field-welded connection with bolts used for erection only. The design
                    load (required strength) is R   107 kips. The beam web shear R is
                    essentially constant in the area of the connection and is assumed to act
                    at the edge of plate A (Section a-a of Fig. 2.33b). This being the case,
                    there will be a small eccentricity on the C-shaped field weld. Following
                    AISC 13th Edition Manual Table 8-8, l   17, kl   4, k   0.24, x   0.04,
                    xl   0.68, al   4.25   0.68   3.57, and a   0.21. From Table 8-8 by inter-
                    polation, c   2.80, and the weld size required is
                                                  107
                                       D 5                  5 3.00
                                           0.75 3 2.80 3 17
                                           3
                      which indicates that a  /  fillet weld is required.
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