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    Job Title:SHS Joints Worked Example

    Subject:CHS Gap K-joint, Axial Capacity

    Corus Tubes

    PO Box 101, Weldon Road

    Corby, Northants

    NN17 5UA

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    Care has been taken to ensure that this information is accurate, but Corus Group plc, including its subsidiaries, does not accept responsibility or liability for errors orinformation which is found to be misleading.

    References are to Corus publication Design of SHS welded joints

    -500 kN 400 kN

    CHS 219.1x12.5

    All material EN 10210 S355J2H

    CHS 139.7x5.0 CHS 114.3x3.6

    4545

    40

    -1000 kN -1636 kN

    Parameter limits

    d0/t0 50 d0/t0 = 219.1/12.5 = 17.53 PASS

    di/ti 50 d1/t1 = 139.7/5 = 27.94 PASSd2/t2 = 114.3/3.6 = 31.75 PASS

    di/d0 0.2 d1/d0 = 139.7/219.1 = 0.64 PASS

    d2/d0 = 114.3/219.1 = 0.52 PASS

    g t1 + t2 40 5 + 3.6 = 8.6 mm PASS

    30 i 90 1 = 45 PASS2 = 45 PASS

    -0.55 d0 e +0.25 d0 e = 0 mm-0.55 x 219.1 e +0.25 x 219.1-120.5 e +54.8 PASS

    5.1.1 Table 6(page 20)

    3.1(page 9)

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    Chord face deformationNote: Brace 1 usually designated compression and brace 2 tension.

    Compression brace (1):

    ( ) ( )p0

    1

    1

    2

    00y

    Rd,1 nfgfd

    d2.108.1

    sin

    tfN

    +

    =

    where,

    Gap/lap function f(g)

    Using formulae: Using graph:

    ( )( )

    +

    +=33.1t/g5.0exp1

    024.01gf

    0

    2.12.0

    Note: g is positive for a gap and negative for an overlap

    764.85.122

    1.219t2

    d0

    0 =

    ==

    ( )( )

    +

    +=33.15.12/405.0exp1

    764.8024.01764.8gf

    2.12.0

    ( ) 761.1gf =

    from graph;

    f(g) = 1.761

    where;

    g/to = 40/12.5 = 3.2

    do/to = 219.1/12.5do/to = 17.528

    5.1.3(page 21)

    Formulae Graph

    5.1.2(page

    20)

    7.1(page

    43)

    Graph5.1.2

    Fig. 22(page

    21)

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    NN17 5UA

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    CHS chord end load function f(np)

    Using formulae: Using graph:

    0.1butf

    3.0f

    3.01)n(f

    2

    0y

    p

    0y

    p

    p

    +=

    where;

    CHS chord least compressive

    stress p;

    0,el

    2

    0,op

    2

    0,ip

    0

    0,p

    pW

    MM

    A

    N +=

    Note: Moment part is additive to compressivestress which is negative, hence minus sign formoments. For CHS chords use least compressivechord stress.

    2p 101.81

    10001000

    =

    2

    p mm/N30.123=

    2

    p355

    3.1233.0

    355

    3.1233.01)n(f

    +=

    0.1860.0)n(f p =

    where;

    CHS chord least compressive

    stress p;

    0,el

    20,op

    20,ip

    0

    0,p

    pW

    MM

    A

    N +=

    Note: Moment part is additive to compressivestress which is negative, hence minus sign formoments. For CHS chords use leastcompressive chord stress.

    2p 101.81

    10001000

    =

    2

    p mm/N30.123=

    CHS chord stress ratio;

    347.0355

    30.123

    f 0y

    p =

    =

    from graph;

    f(np) = 0.860

    Formulae Graph

    5.1.2(page

    20)

    5.1.2(page

    20)

    5.1.2(page

    20)

    5.1.2(page

    20)

    5.1.2GraphFig. 21

    (page21)

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    NN17 5UA

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    860.0761.11.219

    7.1392.108.1

    45sin

    5.12355N

    2

    Rd,1

    +

    =

    kN986N Rd,1 =

    Tension brace (2):

    98645sin

    45sinN

    sin

    sinN

    Rd,12

    1

    Rd,2

    =

    =

    kN986N Rd,2 =

    Chord punching shear

    (valid when di d0 - 2t0)

    i

    2

    ii00y

    Rd,i

    sin2

    sin1

    3

    dtfN

    +

    =

    Brace (1):

    +

    =

    45sin2

    45sin1

    3

    7.1395.12355N

    2Rd,1

    kN1919N Rd,1 =

    Brace (2):

    +

    =

    45sin2

    45sin1

    3

    3.1145.12355N

    2Rd,2

    kN1570N Rd,2 =

    Joint strength dictated by chord face deformation for both bracings;

    Brace 1 joint capacity, kN986NRd,1

    =

    Brace 2 joint capacity, kN986N Rd,2 =

    5.1.3(page 21)

    5.1.3(page 22)

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    PO Box 101, Weldon Road

    Corby, Northants

    NN17 5UA

    Tel: +44 (0) 1536 402121

    Fax: +44 (0) 1536 404049

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    References are to Corus publication Design of SHS welded joints

    -500 kN

    -1000 kNCHS 219.1x12.5

    All material EN 10210 S355J2H

    CHS 139.7x5.0

    400 kN

    -1636 kN

    CHS 114.3x3.6

    4545

    -45

    e = -42.2

    Parameter limits

    d0/t0 50 d0/t0 = 219.1/12.5 = 17.53 PASS

    di/ti 50 d1/t1 = 139.7/5 = 27.94 PASSd2/t2 = 114.3/3.6 = 31.75 PASS

    di/d0 0.2 d1/d0 = 139.7/219.1 = 0.64 PASSd2/d0 = 114.3/219.1 = 0.52 PASS

    25% Overlap 100% Overlap = g sin i /di x 100%Overlap = 45 sin 45 / 114.3 x 100%Overlap = 27.8%

    25% 27.8% 100% PASS

    30 i 90 1 = 45 PASS2 = 45 PASS

    -0.55 d0 e +0.25 d0 e = -42.2 mm

    -0.55 x 219.1 e +0.25 x 219.1-120.5 e +54.8 PASS

    5.1.1 Table 6(page 20)

    7.1 Fig. 31(page 43,44)

    3.1(page 9)

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    Chord face deformation

    Note: Brace 1 usually designated compression and brace 2 tension.

    Compression brace (1):

    ( ) ( )p0

    1

    1

    2

    00y

    Rd,1 nfgfd

    d2.108.1

    sin

    tfN

    +

    =

    5.1.3 (page 21)

    where,

    Gap/lap function f(g)

    Using formulae: Using graph:

    ( )( )

    +

    +=33.1t/g5.0exp1

    024.01gf

    0

    2.12.0

    Note: g is positive for a gap and negative for an overlap

    764.85.122

    1.219t2

    d0

    0 ===

    ( )( )( )

    +

    +=33.15.12/455.0exp1

    764.8024.01764.8gf

    2.12.0

    ( ) 024.2gf =

    from graph;

    f(g) = 2.024

    where;

    g/to = -45/12.5 = -3.6

    do/to = 219.1/12.5do/to = 17.528

    Formulae Graph

    5.1.2(page

    20)

    7.1(page

    43)

    Graph5.1.2

    Fig. 22(page

    21)

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    NN17 5UA

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    CHS chord end load function f(np)

    Using formulae: Using graph:

    0.1butf

    3.0f

    3.01)n(f

    2

    0y

    p

    0y

    p

    p

    +=

    where;

    CHS chord least compressive

    stress p;

    0,el

    2

    0,op

    2

    0,ip

    0

    0,p

    pW

    MM

    A

    N +=

    Note: Moment part is additive to compressivestress which is negative, hence minus sign formoments. For CHS chords use least compressivechord stress.

    2p 101.81

    10001000

    =

    2

    p mm/N30.123=

    2

    p355

    3.1233.0

    355

    3.1233.01)n(f

    +=

    0.1860.0)n(f p =

    where;

    CHS chord least compressive

    stress p;

    0,el

    20,op

    20,ip

    0

    0,p

    pW

    MM

    A

    N +=

    Note: Moment part is additive to compressivestress which is negative, hence minus sign formoments. For CHS chords use leastcompressive chord stress.

    2p 101.81

    10001000

    =

    2

    p mm/N30.123=

    CHS chord stress ratio;

    347.0355

    30.123

    f 0y

    p =

    =

    from graph;

    f(np) = 0.860

    Formulae Graph

    5.1.2(page

    20)

    5.1.2(page

    20)

    5.1.2(page

    20)

    5.1.2(page

    20)

    5.1.2Graph

    Fig. 21(page

    21)

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    860.0024.21.219

    7.1392.108.1

    45sin

    5.12355N

    2

    Rd,1

    +

    =

    kN1134N Rd,1 =

    Tension brace (2):1134

    45sin

    45sinN

    sin

    sinN Rd,1

    2

    1Rd,2

    =

    =

    kN1134N Rd,2 =

    Chord punching shear check not required for overlapping bracings.Joint strength dictated by chord face deformation for both bracings;

    Brace 1 joint capacity, kN1134N Rd,1 =

    Brace 2 joint capacity, kN1134N Rd,2 =

    5.1.3(page 21)

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    References are to Corus publication Design of SHS welded joints

    -650 kN

    RHS 200 x 200 x 10

    All material EN 10210 S355J2H

    SHS 120 x 120 x 5

    45

    5

    45

    650 kN

    40

    -1000 kN -1920 kN

    Parameter limits

    b0/t0 35 b0/t0 = 200/10 = 20 PASSh0/t0 35 h0/t0 = 200/10 = 20 PASS

    bi/ti ; hi/ti 35 and 34.5(275/fyi) = 30.4 compression braceb1/t1 = 120/5 = 24 PASSh1/t1 = 120/5 = 24 PASS

    bi/ti ; hi/ti 35 tension braceb2/t2 = 120/5 = 24 PASSh2/t2 = 120/5 = 24 PASS

    bi/b0 0.35 and 0.1+0.01 b0/t0 = 0.3b1/b0 = 120/200 = 0.6 PASSb2/b0 = 120/200 = 0.6 PASS

    g t1 + t2 40 5 + 5 = 10 mm PASS

    0.5(b0-(b1+b2)/2) g 1.5(b0-(b1+b2)/2) g = 40 mm0.5(200-(120+120)/2) g 1.5(200-(120+120)/2)

    40 g 120 mm PASS

    30 i 90 1 = 45 PASS2 = 45 PASS

    -0.55 h0 e +0.25 h0 e = 5 mm-0.55 x 200 e +0.25 x 200-110 e +50 PASS

    5.2.1 Table 7(page 25)

    2.1(page 4)

    3.1(page 9)

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    Chord face deformation brace 1Note: Brace 1 usually designated compression and brace 2 tension.

    Compression brace (1):

    ( )nfb4

    hbhb

    t

    b

    sin

    tf3.6N

    0

    2211

    0

    0

    1

    2

    00y

    Rd,1

    +++

    =

    where,

    RHS chord end load function f(n)

    Using formulae: Using graph:

    ( ) 0.1butf

    4.03.1nf

    0y

    0

    +=

    where;

    6.02002120120

    b2bb

    0

    21 =+=+=

    RHS chord most compressive

    stress 0;

    0,op,el

    0,op

    0,ip,el

    0,ip

    0

    0

    0W

    M

    W

    M

    A

    N++=

    Note: Moment part is additive to compressive

    stress which is negative, hence minus sign formoments. For RHS chords use most compressivechord stress.

    20 109.74

    10001920

    =

    2

    0 mm/N34.256=

    ( )( )

    0.1

    6.0355

    34.2564.03.1nf

    +=

    ( ) 0.1819.0nf =

    where;

    RHS chord most compressive

    stress 0;

    0,op,el

    0,op

    0,ip,el

    0,ip

    0

    0

    0W

    M

    W

    M

    A

    N

    ++=

    Note: Moment part is additive to compressivestress which is negative, hence minus sign formoments. For RHS chords use mostcompressive chord stress.

    20 109.74

    10001920

    =

    2

    0 mm/N34.256=

    RHS chord stress ratio;

    722.0355

    34.256

    f 0y

    0 =

    =

    from graph;

    for 6.0200

    120

    b

    b

    0

    i ==

    f(n) = 0.819

    5.2.3(page 28)

    Formulae Graph

    5.2.2(page

    25)

    7.1(page

    43)

    5.2.2(page

    25)

    5.2.2

    (page25)

    5.2.2(page

    25)

    5.2.2GraphFig. 23(page

    26)

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    819.02004

    120120120120

    10

    200

    45sin

    103553.6N

    2

    Rd,1

    +++

    =

    kN695N Rd,1 =

    Chord shear check brace 1

    i

    v0y

    Rd,isin3

    AfN

    =

    where

    212.0

    103

    4041

    1

    t3

    g41

    1

    5.0

    2

    2

    5.0

    2

    0

    2=

    +

    =

    +

    =

    ( ) ( ) 2000v mm442410200212.02002tbh2A =+=+=

    =

    45sin3

    4424355N Rd,1

    kN1282N Rd,1 =

    5.2.3(page 28)

    5.2.2(page 27)

    5.2.2(page 27)

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    Bracing Effective width brace 1

    ( )effiiiiyiRd,i bbt4h2tfN ++=

    where iiiyi

    00y

    0

    0eff bbutb

    tf

    tf

    b

    t10b =

    mm120butmm1201205355

    10355200

    1010beff ==

    ( )1201205412025355N Rd,1 ++=

    kN817N Rd,1 =

    Chord punching shear brace 1

    (valid when 1 - 2t0/b

    0)

    ++

    = epi

    i

    i

    i

    00y

    Rd,i bbsin

    h2

    sin3

    tfN

    where ii0

    0ep bbutb

    b

    t10b =

    120but120200

    1010bep

    =

    mm60bep =

    ++

    = 60120

    45sin

    1202

    45sin3

    10355N Rd,i

    kN1506N Rd,1 =

    Summary - brace 1Joint strength for brace 1 dictated by chord face deformation.

    Brace 1 joint capacity, kN695N Rd,1 =

    5.2.3(page 28)

    5.2.2(page 26)

    5.2.3(page 28)

    5.2.2(page 26)

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    Brace 2

    Repeat brace capacity formulae for brace 2.

    Note: As both braces are of same geometry, brace 2 capacity will be the same:

    Chord face deformation, kN695N Rd,2 =

    Chord shear check, kN1282N Rd,2 =

    Bracing effective width, kN817N Rd,2 =

    Punching shear, kN1506N Rd,2 =

    Brace 2 joint capacity, kN695N Rd,2 =

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    Corby, Northants

    NN17 5UA

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    Fax: +44 (0) 1536 404049

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    Care has been taken to ensure that this information is accurate, but Corus Group plc, including its subsidiaries, does not accept responsibility or liability for errors orinformation which is found to be misleading.

    Chord axial load resistance in gap

    Chord: Axial load in gap (valid when V 0.5 Vp)

    ( )2pv00yRd,gap,0 1V/V2AAfN =

    where 20 mm7490A =

    2v mm4424A =

    kN619.45945sin650sinNV ii ===

    kN740.9063

    4424355

    3

    AfV v0yp ===

    =

    2

    Rd,gap,0 1

    740.906

    619.459244247490355N

    kN2659N Rd,gap,0 =

    -650 650

    -1000 -1000-460-460

    -1920

    -1000-460

    -1460

    Axial load in gap (kN)

    kN1460N gap,0 =

    2659 > 1460 Passes axial load in gap

    5.2.3(page 28)

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    Subject:RHS Overlap K-joint, Axial Capacity

    Corus Tubes

    PO Box 101, Weldon Road

    Corby, Northants

    NN17 5UA

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    References are to Corus publication Design of SHS welded joints

    -600 kN

    -1000 kN -1849 kNSHS 200 x 200 x 10

    All material EN 10210 S355J2H

    SHS 120 x 120 x 5 600 kN

    4545

    70 i

    -50.1

    Parameter limits

    b0/t0 40 b0/t0 = 200/10 = 20 PASSh0/t0 40 h0/t0 = 200/10 = 20 PASS

    bi/ti ; hi/ti 30.4(275/fyi) = 26.8 compression braceb1/t1 = 120/5 = 24 PASSh1/t1 = 120/5 = 24 PASS

    bi/ti ; hi/ti 35 tension braceb2/t2 = 120/5 = 24 PASSh2/t2 = 120/5 = 24 PASS

    bi/b0 0.25 b1/b0 = 120/200 = 0.6 PASSb2/b0 = 120/200 = 0.6 PASS

    bi/bj 0.75 bi/bj = 120/120 = 1.0 PASS

    25% overlap 100% Overlap = g sin i /hi x 100%

    Overlap = 70 sin 45 / 120 x 100%Overlap = 41.2%

    25% 27.8% 100% PASS

    30 i 90 1 = 45 PASS2 = 45 PASS

    -0.55 h0 e +0.25 h0 e = -50.1 mm-0.55 x 200 e +0.25 x 200-110 e +50 PASS

    5.2.1 Table 7(page 25)

    7.1 Fig. 31(page 43,44)

    5.2.1 Table 7(page 25)

    2.1(page 4)

    3.1(page 9)

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    Bracing Effective widthNote: Only the overlapping brace (i) need be checked. The capacity of the overlapped brace (j) is

    based on on an efficiency ratio to that of the overlapping brace.

    Overlapping brace, i (2):

    For 25% Ov < 50%

    ( )

    ++

    = eoveffii

    viyiRd,i bbt4h2

    50

    OtfN

    where, iiiyi

    00y

    0

    0eff bbutb

    tf

    tf

    b

    t10b =

    120but1205355

    10355

    200

    1010beff

    =

    mm120beff =

    ii

    iyi

    jyj

    j

    j

    eov bbutbtf

    tf

    b

    t10b =

    120but1205355

    5355

    120

    510beov

    =

    mm50beov =

    ( )

    ++

    = 5012054120250

    2.415355N Rd,i

    kN624N Rd,i =

    5.2.3(page 28)

    5.2.2(page 26)

    5.2.2(page 26)

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    NN17 5UA

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    Overlapped brace, j (1):

    yii

    yjj

    Rd,iRd,jfA

    fANN =

    3557.22

    3557.22624N Rd,j

    =

    kN624N Rd,j =

    5.2.3(page 28)

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    Subject:RHS T-joint, Moment In-Plane Capacity

    Corus Tubes

    PO Box 101, Weldon Road

    Corby, Northants

    NN17 5UA

    Tel: +44 (0) 1536 402121

    Fax: +44 (0) 1536 404049

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    References are to Corus publication Design of SHS welded joints

    RHS 150 x 150 x 10All material EN 10210 S355J2H

    RHS 150 x 150 x 8

    90

    54 kNm-19.2 kN

    35.8 kNm-136 kN

    18.2 kNm-350 kN

    For simplicity only the moment in plane capacity calculations are shown as otherexamples cover axial capacity. Axial and moment out of plane capacity wouldneed to be calculated and included in the interaction check.

    Parameter limits

    b0/t0 35 b0/t0 = 150/10 = 15 PASSh0/t0 35 h0/t0 = 150/10 = 15 PASS

    bi/ti ; hi/ti 35 and 34.5(275/fyi) = 30.4 compression braceb1/t1 = 150/8 = 24 PASSh1/t1 = 150/8 = 24 PASS

    bi/b0 0.25 b1/b0 = 150/200 = 0.75 PASS

    30 i 90 1 = 45 PASS

    5.2.1 Table 7

    (page 25)

    2.1(page 4)

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    Chord face deformation

    (Valid when 0.85)

    0.1150

    150

    b

    b

    0

    1 === Check not required

    Although this check is not required in this particular case, the calculation for chordend load function is shown for information as it includes moments;

    RHS chord end load function f(n)

    Using formulae: Using graph:

    ( ) 0.1butf

    4.03.1nf

    0y

    0

    +=

    where;

    RHS chord most compressive

    stress 0;

    0,op,el

    0,op

    0,ip,el

    0,ip

    0

    00

    W

    M

    W

    M

    A

    N++=

    Note: Moment part is additive to compressivestress which is negative, hence minus sign formoments. For RHS chords use most compressivechord stress.

    320

    10236

    100010008.35

    109.54

    1000136

    +

    =

    2

    0 mm/N47.176=

    ( )( )

    0.10.1355

    47.1764.03.1nf

    +=

    ( ) 0.1)n(f0.1but101.1nf ==

    where;

    RHS chord most compressive

    stress 0;

    0,op,el

    0,op

    0,ip,el

    0,ip

    0

    00

    W

    M

    W

    M

    A

    N++=

    Note: Moment part is additive to compressivestress which is negative, hence minus sign formoments. For RHS chords use mostcompressive chord stress.

    320 10236

    100010008.35

    109.54

    1000136

    +

    =

    2

    0 mm/N47.176=

    RHS chord stress ratio;

    497.0355

    47.176

    f 0y

    0 =

    =

    from graph;

    for 0.1150

    150

    b

    b

    0

    i ==

    f(n) = 1.101

    (However, not required in this case as chord deformation not critical as >0.85)

    7.1(page 43)

    Formulae Graph

    5.2.2(page

    25)

    5.2.2(page

    25)

    5.2.2(page

    25)

    5.2.2(page

    25)

    5.2.2GraphFig. 23(page

    26)

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    Corus Tubes

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    Chord side wall crushing

    (Valid when 0.85 < 1.0)

    ( )2010ykRd,ip t5htf5.0M +=

    where, 0yyk ff = for T-joints

    ( )2Rd,ip 105150103555.0M +=

    kNm71M Rd,ip =

    Bracing Effective width

    (Valid when 0.85 < 1.0)

    = 111

    1

    eff1,pl1yRd,ip thb

    bb1WfM

    where, 1111y

    00y

    0

    0eff bbutb

    tf

    tf

    b

    t10b =

    mm150butmm1251508355

    10355

    150

    1010beff =

    =

    = 8150150

    150

    125110237355M 3Rd,ip

    kNm49.73M Rd,ip =

    5.2.5.1(page 28)

    5.2.5.1(page 28)

    5.2.2(page 26)

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    Summary Moment in plane

    Joint moment in-plane capacity dictated by chord side wall failure.

    Brace joint capacity, kNm71M Rd,ip =

    Interaction formula

    (When moments are present an interaction check is required)

    RHS Chord, Check 0.1M

    M

    M

    M

    N

    N

    Rd,op

    op

    Rd,ip

    ip

    Rd

    ++

    CHS Chord, Check 0.1M

    M

    M

    M

    N

    N

    Rd,op

    op

    2

    Rd,ip

    ip

    Rd

    +

    +

    Note: For CHS chords the in-plane moment term is squared

    2.4(page 7)

    2.4(page 7)