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Design of Connections for Axial, Moment, and Shear Forces

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                    Figure 2.10 Critical section at toe of fillet weld.


                         Thus the total strength of the load path in the channel flange is
                         834   28   862 kips > 855 kips, ok.
                       b. Gusset-to-brace block shear:
                         shear yeilding:
                              R v 5 0.90 3 0.6 3 36 3 1.5 3 17 3 2 5 991 kips

                         tension fracture

                          R 5 0.75 3 58 3 1.5 3 12 5 783 kips
                            t
                             5  991 1 783 5 1770 kips . 855 kips, ok
                         R bs
                       c. Whitmore section: The theoretical length of the Whitmore section
                         is (17 tan 30)2   12   31.6 in. The Whitmore section extends into
                         the column by 5.40 in. The column web is stronger than the gusset
                                     50
                         since 1.29   /   1.79 > 1.5 in. The Whitmore also extends into
                                       36
                         the beam web by 6.80 in, but since 0.470    50 /   0.653   1.5 in,
                                                                   36
                         the beam web is not as strong as the gusset. The effective
                         Whitmore section length is
                                                          0.470   50
                             l weff  5 s31.6 2 6.80d 1 6.80 3   3    5 27.8 in
                                                           1.5    36
                         The effective length is based on F   36 and the gusset thickness
                                                        y
                         of 1.5 in.



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