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    ISMC100 Box To ISMB300 Bracing Connection

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    This document summarizes the design calculation for a bracing connection between an ISMC 100 member and an ISMB 300 member. It calculates the required gusset plate size and thickness, weld sizes, bolt sizes, spacing and capacity. The key outputs are: - A 12mm thick gusset plate with 1032mm2 net area is required - 6mm welds on both sides of the gusset plate are sufficient - 4 number of 20mm diameter HSFG bolts of Grade 8.8S are required to transfer the 361.5kN force.

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    ISMC100 Box To ISMB300 Bracing Connection

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    This document summarizes the design calculation for a bracing connection between an ISMC 100 member and an ISMB 300 member. It calculates the required gusset plate size and thickness, weld sizes, bolt sizes, spacing and capacity. The key outputs are: - A 12mm thick gusset plate with 1032mm2 net area is required - 6mm welds on both sides of the gusset plate are sufficient - 4 number of 20mm diameter HSFG bolts of Grade 8.8S are required to transfer the 361.5kN force.

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    This document summarizes the design calculation for a bracing connection between an ISMC 100 member and an ISMB 300 member. It calculates the required gusset plate size and thickness, weld sizes, bolt sizes, spacing and capacity. The key outputs are: - A 12mm thick gusset plate with 1032mm2 net area is required - 6mm welds on both sides of the gusset plate are sufficient - 4 number of 20mm diameter HSFG bolts of Grade 8.8S are required to transfer the 361.5kN force.

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    ISMC100 Box To ISMB300 Bracing Connection

    Uploaded by

    Nitin Sakpal
    This document summarizes the design calculation for a bracing connection between an ISMC 100 member and an ISMB 300 member. It calculates the required gusset plate size and thickness, weld sizes, bolt sizes, spacing and capacity. The key outputs are: - A 12mm thick gusset plate with 1032mm2 net area is required - 6mm welds on both sides of the gusset plate are sufficient - 4 number of 20mm diameter HSFG bolts of Grade 8.8S are required to transfer the 361.5kN force.

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    DESIGN CALCULATION FOR BRACING CONNECTION

    BRACING CONNECTION FOR ISMC


    100 TOE TO TOE TO ISMB300

    BUILTUP-ISMC 100 TOE TO TOE Depth of member 100 mm


    As per design dwg, width of member 100 mm
    Sectional Area 2340.00 mm^2
    Minimum Yield Strength 250 Mpa
    Ultimate Tensile Strength 410 Mpa

    From Cl. 12.7.3, Pg. No.-88, IS 800:2007 Design Forces ( Minimum of the following )
    Tensile Forces in Bracing = 1.2 Fy Ag 702.00 KN
    Maximum force that can be transferred to the brace by the system 361.50 KN Beam No 496
    Force considered for Design, Tdn 361.50 KN Load Combi = 393

    Gusset Plate Design


    Width of Plate 130.0 mm
    Assume Plate Thickness 16.0 mm
    Area required to resist force
    An= Tdn x 1.25 / 0.9 Fu

    An, require 991.92 mm^2


    Increase Net area to 30% to account for hole deduction 1289.50 mm^2
    min. size required Required Plate thickness 9.9 mm
    Hence, Provide plate thickness 12.0 mm OK

    Check for net area of gusset plate


    Assume Plate area is deducted by two bolt

    Assume dia of Bolt d= 20.0 mm


    Dia of Hole d0= 22.0 mm
    An = (Width of plate - 2x Hole Dia.) x Plate Thickness 1032.00 mm^2 OK
    An provided is more than required

    Weld calculation for Gusset plate weld to ISMC100 box


    Tensile force on Gusset Plate 361.50 KN
    Assuming weld size 6 mm
    Strength of weld
    (S x 0.7 x 410 ) / ( Sqrt3 x 1.25 ) 0.80 KN/mm
    Required length of weld 454 mm
    Embedment legth of gusset plate into ISMC100 box 150 mm
    Available length for weld = (4 x enmbedment length) 600 mm OK
    Provide 6mm weld at both side of gusset plate

    Bolt Calculation
    As per General Notes, Provide HSFG Bolts of Grade 8.8S
    For 8.8S grade bolts, Fub= 800 Mpa
    Assume grade of steel Fu= 410 Mpa
    Assume dia of Bolt d= 20 mm
    From Table 19, IS 800:2007, Dia of Hole d0= 22 mm
    Tensile force on Gusset Plate 361.50 KN

    From Cl. 10.2.4.2, Pg. No.-74, IS 800:2007 End distance = 1.5 x d0


    1.5 x 22 = 33 mm
    Lets , Provide 40 mm

    From Table 19, Pg. No.- 73, is 800:2007 Pitch Distance= 2.5 x d
    2.5 x 22 = 50 mm
    Lets , Provide 70 mm

    From ,Cl. 10.3.3, pg no.-75,IS 800:2007 Shear Capacity of Bolt


    Vdsb = Vnsb/Ymb
    Strength of the bolt in single shear,
    Vdsb = Anb x (Fub/(1.732*Ymb))

    From IS : 1367, Part-1 Anb= 0.78 x shank area of bolt


    Anb= 0.78 x (3.414 x d x d)/4 245.03 mm^2
    From Table 5, Pg-30, IS 800:2007, Ymb = 1.25
    so, Strength of the bolt in Single shear 90.54 KN

    From Cl. 10.3.4, pg no.-75,IS 800:2007 Bear Capacity of Bolt


    Vdpb = Vnpb/Ymb
    Vdpb = (2.5 x Kb x d x t x Fu /Ymb)
    Where , Kb Smaller of ( e/3d0 , p/3d0-0.25, Fub/Fu , 1.0)
    By putting values we have
    Kb Smaller of ( 0.61,0.81,1.95 1.0) 0.61

    Now, Vdpb 119.27 KN

    Hence , Strength of Bolt = Min ( Shear Strength , Bear Strength)


    So 90.54 KN

    Number of Bolt Required=


    (Force on member/ Strength of bolt)= 3.99 No. 4.00 No.

    Provide 6, 20 mm diameter HSFG Bolts of Grade 8.8 S

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