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ARCH5023/ARCH4333 - ARCHITECTURAL STRUCTURES I

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THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA - COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
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BOLTED TENSION CONNECTIONS


				TENSION CONNECTIONS WITH BOLTS
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						P&A 347

Two stress investigations:
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		reduced section through the hole
		load capacity of bolt

Net Section:
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		allowable tension stress = 0.50 Fu
		Fu = ultimate tensile strength of steel
		PA 266 & 267 Table 8.1 Fu=58=29ksi

Unreduced Section:
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		allowable tension stress = 0.60 Fy
		PA 266 & 267 Table 8.1 Fy=36 = 22ksi 

Threaded Rods:
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		allowable tension stress = 0.33 Fu
		PA 266 & 267 Table 8.1 Fu=58=19ksi
	
Effective Net Area:
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Ae = Ct x An
Ae = reduced effective net area
An = actual net area
Ct  = reduction coefficient

Ct = 0.90
for W, M, or S shapes with flange widths
not less than 2/3 the depth of structural tees
cut from such shapes,
when the connection is to the flanges and has
at least 3 fasteners per line in the direction of
the stress

Ct = 0.85
for W, M, or S shapes not meeting the above
conditions and for tees cut from such shapes,
provided the connection has no fewer than
3 fasteners per line in the direction of the stress

Ct = 0.75
For all members with connections that have only
2 fasteners per line in the direction of stress.
Larger Ct reduction coefficients may be justified by testing.

Punched Holes:
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	for Rivets 
	and Bolts
	punching damages
	net section is 1/8 inch larger
	than nominal diameter of fastener

Single Row of Fasteners:
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	     O		O		O		O

	Net area = net width x plate thickness

Staggered Row of Fasteners:
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	O		O	O	O
               	O 	       O  	     O

In the case of a chain of holes extending across a part in any diagonal or zigzag line, the net width of the part shall be obtained by deducting  from the gross width the sum of the diameters of all the holes in the chain and adding, for each gage space in the chain, the quantity.
 
		s x s  /  4 g
s = longitudinal spacing (pitch) in inches
		for any 2 successive holes. 

g = transverse spacing (gage) in inches 
		for the same 2 holes

	width
-	sum( O......O)
+	s x s / 4 g
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Net Width	



TEARING IN BOLTED CONNECTIONS

TEARING IN BOLTED CONNECTIONS ============================== P&A 350 Shear & Tension Forces ================= tearing out the edge of one of the attached members shear = horizontal tension = vertically
Net Tension Area ============= shear = 0.30 Fu PA 266 & 267 Table 8.1 Fu=58=17.4ksi tension = 0.50 Fu PA 266 & 267 Table 8.1 Fu=58=29ksi
Known: ====== Edge Distance Hole Spacing Diameter of Hole Determine: ======== Net Width Shear Tension Stresses Total Tearing Load

Applications


BOLTED CONNECTIONS

AISC

ARBED Steel

ARCAT

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