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Steel Structures
Chapter 2 Steel connections
3. Bolted connections
4. Riveted connections
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Steel connections
1
.Introduction
2
.Welded connections
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Bolted connections
1. Introduction
2. Bolt types
Common,
rough bolts
High-strength
bolts
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Bolt column splice
Gussetplate
Framed
connection
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Bolted connections
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2. Bolt types
Black bolts Turned bolts High-strength bolts
Ordinary, rough bolts Close tolerance bolts • High shear
Least expensive Expensive resistance
Primarily – light Primarily – light structures structures
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3. Strength of bolt material
Bolt
class
4.6
4.8
5.6
5.8
6.6
8.8
10.9
f
vb
(N/mm
2
)
150
16
0
19
0
20
0
230
32
0
400
f
tb
(N/mm
2
)
170
16
0
21
0
20
0
250
40
0
500
d
16
18
20
22
24
27
30
36
42
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Bolt
thread
step
2
2,5
2,5
2,5
3
3
3,5
4
4,5
5
A
2,01
2,54
3,14
3,80
4,52
5,72
7,06
10,1
7
13,8
5
18,0
9
A
bn
1,57
1,92
2,45
3,03
3,52
4,59
5,60
8,16
11,2
0
14,7
2
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Bolted connections
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4. Failure of bolted connections
4. Design strength of a bolt
Design shear strength of a bolt
[N]vb= b fvb Ab nv
b
: working condition factor of the bolted connection
(Table 2.8 p.82)
f
vb
: shear strength of the bolt material (Table I.10, p. 300)
A
b
: gross section area of the bolt (Table 2.9, p.82)
n
v
: number of shear planes in one bolt
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Shear failureof bolt
Shear failureof plate
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Punchhole:
D
hole
=d+(2
3
mm
)
Drillhole:
D
hole
=
d+0.3mm
Bolted connections
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4. Design strength of a bolt
Design crushing strength of a bolt
[N]cb= b fcb d ( t)min
b
: working condition factor of the bolt
connection
(Table 2.8 p.82)
f
cb
: crushing strength of the bolt (Table I.11, p.300)
d : diameter of the bolt
( t)
min
: total thickness of the plates being crushed at one side
of the bolt shank
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4. Design strength of a bolt
Design crushing strength of a bolt
Bolted connections
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4. Design strength of a bolt
Design tensile strength of a
bolt
[N]tb= b ftb Abn
b
: working condition co-efficient of the bolted connection
(Table 2.8 p.82)
f
tb
: tensile strength of the bolt material (Table I.10, p. 300)
A
bn
: net section area of the bolt (Table 2.9, p.82)
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Bolted connections
4. Failure of bolted connections Design
shear strength of a high-strength bolt
[N]hb=fhb Abn b1 ( b2) nf
f
hb
: tensile strength of the bolt material, f
hb
=0,7f
ub
(Table I.12)
A
bn
: net area of the bolt section (threaded part)
b1
: working
condition factor of the bolted connection.
: coefficient of friction (Table 2.10)
b2
: reliability factor (Table 2.10)
n
f
: number of shear planes in one bolt
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5. Arrangement of bolts
rolled steel member
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. Arrangement of bolts
Minimum distance
Maximum distance
Tension member
compression member
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Bolted connections
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6. Design of bolted connections
Bolted connections
6. Design of bolted connections
Check the strength of the
weakened/critical section
N/A
c
f
bl c
straps
Connection subjected to axial load
Requirednumber of bolts:
N
]
[
minb
=
min([N
]
vb
,[N]
cb
)
Check the strengthof the
weakened/critical section:
N/A
n
f
bl
c
Forbeams,columns,straps:
bl
=1
,
1
Forbars:
bl
=1
,
05
A
n
A
=
A
hole
min
[]
c
b
N
n
N
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For high-strength bolts
bl
= 1,0 For static loads:
A
c
= A (if A
n
≥ 0,85A)
A
c
= 1,18An (if A
n
< 0,85A)
For dynamic loads: A
c
= A
n
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Bulông
straps
Connection subjected to axial load
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Design of bolted connections
Cắt
[N]vb = fvb b A nv
Ép mặt
[N]cb = d ( t)min fcb b
Kéo
[N]tb = Abn ftb
Requirednumber of bolts
[]
tb
c
N
n
N
Bolts under tension
1
2
.
;
V
M
i
Ml
V
N
N
n
m
l
2
2
min
[]
M
c
bl
V
b
N
N
NN
Connection under shear and moment
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Strength requirement
Bolted connections
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. Worked examples
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Bolts under tension
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1. Introduction
Bolted connections
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. Worked examples
Advantages
Structure erection
can be speed up
Less skilled persons
are required
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Riveted connections
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2. Failure of riveted connections
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3. Design strength of a rivet
Design shear strength of a rivet
[N]
v
=f
v
A n
v
Design tensile strength of a rivet
[N]
t
=f
t
A
n
Design crushing strength of a rivet
[N]
c
=f
c
d ( t)
min
Design of riveted conn. ~ that of bolted conn.
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Riveted connections

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lOMoAR cPSD| 58759230 Steel Structures
Chapter 2 Steel connections Steel connections 1 .Introduction
2 .Welded connections 3. Bolted connections 4. Riveted connections 2 lOMoAR cPSD| 58759230 Bolted connections 1. Introduction Framed connection Bolt column splice Gussetplate connections 3 Bolted connections 2. Bolt types Common, rough bolts High-strength bolts 4 lOMoAR cPSD| 58759230 Bolted connections 2. Bolt types Black bolts Turned bolts High-strength bolts • Ordinary, rough bolts • Close tolerance bolts • High shear • Least expensive • Expensive resistance • Primarily – light •
Primarily – light structures structures 5 Bolted connections 3. Strength of bolt material Bolt 4.6 4.8 5.6 5.8 6.6 8.8 10.9 class fvb (N/mm2) 150 16 19 20 230 32 400 0 0 0 0 ftb (N/mm2) 170 16 21 20 250 40 500 0 0 0 0 d 16 18 20 22 24 27 30 36 42 48 Bolt thread 2 2,5 2,5 2,5 3 3 3,5 4 4,5 5 step A
2,01 2,54 3,14 3,80 4,52 5,72 7,06 10,1 13,8 18,0 7 5 9 Abn
1,57 1,92 2,45 3,03 3,52 4,59 5,60 8,16 11,2 14,7 0 2 6 lOMoAR cPSD| 58759230 Bolted connections
4. Failure of bolted connections Punchhole: D hole =d+(2 – 3 mm ) Dril hole: D hole = d+0.3mm Shear failureof bolt Shear failureof plate 7 Bolted connections 4. Design strength of a bolt
Design shear strength of a bolt [N]vb= b fvb Ab nv
▪ b : working condition factor of the bolted connection (Table 2.8 p.82)
▪ fvb : shear strength of the bolt material (Table I.10, p. 300)
▪ Ab : gross section area of the bolt (Table 2.9, p.82)
▪ nv : number of shear planes in one bolt 8 lOMoAR cPSD| 58759230 Bolted connections 4. Design strength of a bolt
Design crushing strength of a bolt [N]cb= b fcb d ( t)min ▪ b : working condition factor of the bolt connection (Table 2.8 p.82)
▪ fcb : crushing strength of the bolt (Table I.11, p.300) ▪ d : diameter of the bolt
▪ ( t)min : total thickness of the plates being crushed at one side of the bolt shank 9 Bolted connections 4. Design strength of a bolt
Design crushing strength of a bolt lOMoAR cPSD| 58759230 Bolted connections Ch.3 Steel Connections 10 4. Design strength of a bolt Design tensile strength of a bolt [N]tb= b ftb Abn
▪ b : working condition co-efficient of the bolted connection (Table 2.8 p.82)
▪ ftb : tensile strength of the bolt material (Table I.10, p. 300)
▪ Abn : net section area of the bolt (Table 2.9, p.82) 11 lOMoAR cPSD| 58759230 Bolted connections Bolted connections
4. Failure of bolted connections Design
shear strength of a high-strength bolt [N]hb=fhb Abn b1 ( b2) nf
• fhb : tensile strength of the bolt material, fhb=0,7fub (Table I.12)
• Abn : net area of the bolt section (threaded part) • b1 : working
condition factor of the bolted connection. •
: coefficient of friction (Table 2.10) •
b2 : reliability factor (Table 2.10)
• nf : number of shear planes in one bolt 12 lOMoAR cPSD| 58759230 Bolted connections 5 . Arrangement of bolts Minimum distance Maximum distance Tension member compression member 13 Bolted connections 5. Arrangement of bolts rolled steel member lOMoAR cPSD| 58759230 Bolted connections 14
6. Design of bolted connections straps • Requirednumber of bolts: N n c [] N min b [N
] minb = min([N ] vb ,[N] cb ) • Check the strengthof the
Connection subjected to axial load weakened/critical section: N/A n f bl c • Forbeams,columns,straps: bl =1 , 1 • Forbars: bl =1 , 05 • A n = A – A hole 15 Bolted connections
6. Design of bolted connections • Check the strength of the weakened/critical section N/Ac f bl c lOMoAR cPSD| 58759230 Bolted straps connections For high-strength bolts •
bl = 1,0 • For static loads: Ac = A (if An ≥ 0,85A)
Ac = 1,18An (if An < 0,85A)
Connection subjected to axial load • For dynamic loads: Ac = An 16
Trạng thái chịu lực Bulông lOMoAR cPSD| 58759230 Bolted connections 6. Cắt [N]vb = fvb b A nv Ép mặt [N]cb = d ( t)min fcb b Kéo [N]tb = Abn ftb Design of bolted connections Bolted connections 7 . Worked examples • Requirednumber of bolts N n c [] N tb Bolts under tension • Strength requirement . Ml 1 V N M ; N 2 V m il n 2 2 N bl M NN V c [] N min b
Connection under shear and moment 17 lOMoAR cPSD| 58759230 Bolted connections Bolts under tension 18 lOMoAR cPSD| 58759230 LTK Ch.3 Steel Connections 19 lOMoAR cPSD| 58759230 LTK Ch.3 Steel Connections 20 LTK Ch.3 Steel Connections 21 lOMoAR cPSD| 58759230 Riveted connections Bolted connections 7 . Worked examples 22 1. Introduction Advantages • Structure erection can be speed up • Less skilled persons are required 23 lOMoAR cPSD| 58759230 Riveted connections
2. Failure of riveted connections 24 lOMoAR cPSD| 58759230 Riveted connections 3. Design strength of a rivet
• Design shear strength of a rivet [N] v =fv A nv
• Design tensile strength of a rivet [N]t =ft An
• Design crushing strength of a rivet [N] c =fc d ( t)min
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