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    ENG 7704 Design of Steel Structures(CAN/CSA-S16-01)

    Dr. Seshu M.R. Adluri

    Welding Ex.1.p

    WWeellddeedd ccoonnnneeccttiioonn:: EExxaammppllee 11

    Ex: Design a welded connection to carry the full tension capacity of

    2PL10x200.

    Solution:

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    DDaattaa: Fy = 345 MPa (350W Steel), Fu = 450 MPa

    It is customary to choose the weld metal to have a matching strength

    with plate metal. Choose E49XX electrode to match the weld metal

    to the plate metal.

    Xu=490 MPa (E49XX)

    b = 200 mm, t = 10 mm max weld size D < t-2mm

    Weld line angle with the direction of force = 90oOverlap = 50 mm (5t, 25 mm)

    PPllaattee ccaappaacciittyy::

    PPaatthh 11--11: Yielding of gross c/s

    Tr = AgFy = resistance factor for steel = 0.9Ag = gross c/s area = bt

    Tr = 621 kN

    Welding practice

    Han

    Table 3-22, Hand

    Cl. 13.2 (a)(i)

    Cl. 13.1(a)

    D / 2

    D

    D

    t-2

    t

    Table 6-3, Handb

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    PPaatthh 22--22: Rupture of net c/s. No net section for this case.

    There is no shear lag effect since the ends of the plate are welded.

    Hence the entire plate width receives the force uniformly.

    WWeelldd ddeessiiggnn::

    In the present case, the required size of the weld is unknown. We do

    not know if the weld needs to be placed on both the overlap lines for

    the entire width of the plate. We will assume that the weld is placed

    on the full width and compute the size. If the size comes out to be

    too small, we can increase the weld size and reduce the weld length.

    If the weld size comes out to be too great for the thickness of the

    plate, we need to increase the length of the weld by creating other

    lines of weld. The welds are in fillet weld configuration.

    WWeelldd mmeettaall ccaappaacciittyy::

    w = 0.67Angle between weld line and applied force, = 90oWeld size, D (=?)

    Total fillet weld length, Lw = 2b

    Area of effective weld throat, Aw = LwD/2

    Cl. 13.1 (h)

    TfTf

    t

    b

    overlap

    2

    2

    1

    1

    DD

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    Vr = 0.67w Aw Xu(1 + 0.5 sin1.5) > Tr of the plateVr = 0.67x0.67 (2x200xD/2) 490 (1+0.5 sin

    1.5

    90) =93322D > 621000

    BBaassee mmeettaall ccaappaacciittyy::

    Area of effective weld contact with base metal, Am = LwD

    Vr = 0.67wAm Fu > TfVr = 0.67x0.67 (2x200xD) 450 = 80802D > 621000

    Base metal capacity governs.

    Solving, D > 7.69 mm. Use 8 mm weld (=t-2 O.K)

    NNoottee: we need not have done this calculation for weld metal since for

    350W steel with matching electrodes, weld metal strength governs

    only if weld line angle is less than 45o

    with the direction of the

    applied force.

    If we needed extra capacity than this, we may need to provide longer

    fillet weld lines. A possible scheme is shown below.

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    Weld area for both base metal and weld metal, Aw = Am = bt

    Vr = 0.67w AmFu = 404.1 kN < Tr Not O.K.This complete penetration weld does not result in the required capacity

    unless a longer path is provided through slots, plugs, etc.

    Cl. 13.13.2.2

    Cl. 13.13.2.2

    overlap

    TfTf

    t

    cp

    Cl. 13.13.2.2

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    Splice plates allow the main plates to be in the same plane and avoid

    any eccentricity. The splice plate will have a combined area equal to the

    c/s area (or greater) of the base plate. Thus the splice plates will have

    enough tensile strength to carry the plate force. All calculations are as inthe case of fillet weld alternative 1. The only difference is that we need

    extra plates and two extra welds of the same size. Because of the weld

    size, the splice plates have to remain 10mm thick. Otherwise, splice

    plates can have t/2 each. The length of the splice plate can be 50mm

    similar to the lap length.

    Use 2PL10x50x200 with 8mm fillet welds.

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