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Partially Restrained Connections

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                      2. Check net area fracture versus gross section yielding of the girder flange by
                        AISC (2005) Section F13. (Note: Y   (F /F )   50/65   0.76 < 0.8 so Y
                                                    t   y  u                       t
                        1.0; for the W 21   62, b   8.24 in, t   0.615 in, d   20.99 in, and S  127
                                            f         f                         x
                        in ; holes for 7/8-in bolts assumed as 1 in in diameter):
                          3
                                    F u  A fn 5 s65ds8.24 2 2ds0.615d 5 249.4 kips
                                   Y t  F y A fg 5 s1.0ds50ds8.24ds0.615d 5 253.4 kips

                        Since the net section governs (F A < Y F A ), the moment capacity is
                                                 u  fn  t  y  fg
                                              s65ds8.24 2 2ds0.615d
                                     F u A fn
                                M n 5     S x 5                s127d 5 6251 kip-in
                                      A fg       s8.24ds0.615d
                                M n 5 s0.9ds6251d 5 5626 kip-in . M u 5 5100 kip-in     ok
                                            5100
                             F flange 5  F plate   5  0.9   kip-in  5  270.0 kips
                                             20.99 in

                      3. Determine the size of the flange plate, assuming that the plate thickness (t )
                                                                                    p
                        will be 5/8 in and that the plate is 50 ksi. Balancing the plastic capacity of
                        the plate against that of the beam, gives a plate width (b ) of
                                                                     p
                                             s1.1ds270.0d
                                     R y  F beam
                              b p    $     5           5 9.50 in       try b f 5 9.5 in
                                     t p  F yp  s0.625ds50d
                      4. Check gross (A ) and net (A ) areas for the plate:
                                    pg         pn
                         Gross section:
                                   A pg F y 5 s0.9ds9.50 3 0.625ds50d 5 267.2 kips


                           Net section:

                                      A pn F u 5 s0.75dss9.50 2 2d 3 0.625ds65d
                                            5 228.5 kips  ,  F plate           no good

                         Increase plate thickness to 0.75 in (net section capacity   274.2 kips > F  , ok)
                                                                              plate
                      5. Determine number of A325X 7/8-in bolts required for shear in the flanges:

                                                267.3
                                          N bolts 5  5 98 S 10 bolts
                                                 27.1
                         Assuming a gage of 5.0 in, this means the edge distance for a 9.5-in-wide
                         plate are approximately equal to the minimum required. Assuming (a) a bolt
                         spacing of 3d, (b) a distance between the last bolt and the weld at the col-
                         umn flange of equal to 4 in, and (c) a distance of 2 in between the centerline
                         of the last bolt and the end of the plate, the length is 16.5 in:



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