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Design of Beam To Beam Connection Using Web Cleat

This document analyzes the design of a beam to beam connection using a web cleat according to BS 5950:2000. It evaluates the strength of bolts connecting the cleat to a supporting reinforced concrete beam. It determines that the bolt shear capacity and tension capacity are adequate but the combined shear and tension demand exceeds the limit state. It also analyzes welding the beam to an endplate and determines the weld lengths providing sufficient capacity for both moment and shear demands.
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Design of Beam To Beam Connection Using Web Cleat

This document analyzes the design of a beam to beam connection using a web cleat according to BS 5950:2000. It evaluates the strength of bolts connecting the cleat to a supporting reinforced concrete beam. It determines that the bolt shear capacity and tension capacity are adequate but the combined shear and tension demand exceeds the limit state. It also analyzes welding the beam to an endplate and determines the weld lengths providing sufficient capacity for both moment and shear demands.
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23/03/2016

PROJECT :
JOB NO. :
LOCATION :
MARKING :
PREPARED BY :

Mbr

438
FILE :

DESIGN OF BEAM TO BEAM CONNECTION USING WEB CLEAT


(BS 5950:2000)
Fy
1. Strength of Bolt Connecting Cleat to Supporting R. C. Beam
Ft
Analysic Type :
Bolt Type :
Shear Planes :(1=single,2=double)
Bolt Diameter :
Diameter of Hole :
Bolt Grade :
Column 0f Bolts :
Row 0f Bolts :
Column Spacing :
Row Spacing :
a2 =
Edge Distance :
End Distance :
Thickness of Cleat :
Depth of Beam,
Thkness of Col.Flange:
Cleat Design Strength :
Bolt Shear Strength :
Bolt Bearing Strength :
Bolt Tension Strength :

Linear
Bearing Bolt
s=
1 (Single Shear)
db =
30 mm
32 mm
Dh =
Gr
8.8 ( 4.6 or 8.8)
nc =
2 (max. 4 Columns)
7 (max. 10 Rows)
nr =
a1 =
183 mm
>
2.5db=
75 mm &
a2 =
100 mm
>
2.5db=
75 mm &
e1 =
45 mm
>
1.4Dh= 44.8 mm &
e2 =
45 mm
>
1.4Dh= 44.8 mm &
tp
tp ==
25 mm
lp =
800 mm
tf =
0 mm
py =
355 N/mm2
ps=
375 N/mm2
pbb =
970 N/mm2
pt =
450 N/mm2

Applied Load :

Fy =
1500 KN ;
Ft =
0 KN
Force Horizontal Offset :
x=
225 mm
Force Vertical Offset :
y=
0 mm
Moment :
M = Fs * x + Mz = 923.50 KNm
a) Shear
Shear Force :
Fs =
1500 KN
Actual No. of Bolt :
n=
14
Effective number = (n-nc)+nc*(e2/2db),n' =
13.5
353 mm2
Bolt Shear Area :
As =
Shear Cap. of single bolt, Ps= s*psAs =
132.38 KN
Shear Cap. of the Bolt Group = n*Ps =
1787.06 KN
b) Tension
Bolt Tensilt Stress Area :
At =
353 mm2
Tension Cap. of single bolt, Pt= ptAt =
159 KN
To calaulate the load on the outermost bolt due to moment;
Y^2 = 2756000 mm2
c=
536 mm

Mz =

<
<
<
<

14tp =
14tp =
11tpe =
11tpe =

350
350
242
242

mm
mm
mm
mm

O.K
O.K
O.K
O.K

586 KNm

( n' < n if e2 < 2db )

> Fs

OK for Shear Capacity

Due to Moment;
Due to Shear,
Due to Axial Force,
Total Horizontal Forces,

Fmb = M*c/Y^2=
Fsb = Fs/n=
Ftb = Ft/n=
Fhb=Fmb+Ftb=

c) Combined Shear and Tension :


Fs/n/Ps + Fhb/ Pt =

0.81

179.61
107.14
0.00
179.61

KN per Bolt
KN per Bolt
KN per Bolt
KN per Bolt

1.13

1.94 > 1.4 N.G.

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23/03/2016
PROJECT :
JOB NO. :
LOCATION :
Mbr 438
MARKING :
PREPARED BY :
FILE :
2. Welding of Beam to Endplate
Depth of Beam, D =
800 mm;
Haunch, dh =
0 mm
Width of Beam, B =
300 mm
25 mm
Flange Thickness =
Assuming that the moment is carried by the Beam flanges,
the force in each flange = Moment / ( Distance between centres of flanges )
=
1191.6 KN
Weld Length of
s=
15
mm fillet weld resisting this force,
Lw =
2 x beam flange width (approx.)
=
600 mm
35
Electrode, pw = 250 N/mm2
Use Class
Capacity of weld resisting =
0.7s*pw*Lw =
1575 KN
>=
#### KN O.K.
Assuming that the length of

s=
Lws =
=
=
Capacity of weld resisting shear =

20
mm fillet weld resisting shear,
2 x depth of Web
2 x 800
1600 mm
0.7s*pw*Lws =
5600 KN
>=
1500 KN O.K.

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