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    1. A flange local bending check was performed on member 3104 (rafter) where it connects to hanger 4 at station 200 mm from the member end. 2. All connection design checks, including the end plate thickness, tension capacity of bolts, and flange bending capacity, were found to meet the required criteria. 3. The actual tension load of 38.51 kN was less than the tension capacity of the bolts of 68.54 kN, and the actual load of 62.359 kN was less than the flange design capacity of 993.6 kN.

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    1. A flange local bending check was performed on member 3104 (rafter) where it connects to hanger 4 at station 200 mm from the member end. 2. All connection design checks, including the end plate thickness, tension capacity of bolts, and flange bending capacity, were found to meet the required criteria. 3. The actual tension load of 38.51 kN was less than the tension capacity of the bolts of 68.54 kN, and the actual load of 62.359 kN was less than the flange design capacity of 993.6 kN.

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    1. A flange local bending check was performed on member 3104 (rafter) where it connects to hanger 4 at station 200 mm from the member end. 2. All connection design checks, including the end plate thickness, tension capacity of bolts, and flange bending capacity, were found to meet the required criteria. 3. The actual tension load of 38.51 kN was less than the tension capacity of the bolts of 68.54 kN, and the actual load of 62.359 kN was less than the flange design capacity of 993.6 kN.

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    1. A flange local bending check was performed on member 3104 (rafter) where it connects to hanger 4 at station 200 mm from the member end. 2. All connection design checks, including the end plate thickness, tension capacity of bolts, and flange bending capacity, were found to meet the required criteria. 3. The actual tension load of 38.51 kN was less than the tension capacity of the bolts of 68.54 kN, and the actual load of 62.359 kN was less than the flange design capacity of 993.6 kN.

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    FLANGE LOCAL BENDING CHECK Date 2-Mar-19

    Job : Hero Motors (Viewing Gallery) Rev. 00


    lv
    ed

    A A

    A-A
    Input
    Rafter details
    Minimum web depth (D) = 650 mm
    Flange width (W) = 425 mm
    Web thickness (tw) = 10 mm Member NO. -
    3104 (STAAD -
    Flange thickness (tf) = 32 mm Assembly shop)

    Hanger details
    Length (S) = 150 mm Member NO. - 4
    Width (S) = 150 mm (STAAD Viewing
    gallery)
    Thickness (th) = 5 mm

    Connection details
    End plate length (l) = 300 mm
    End plate width (b) = 300 mm
    End plate thickness (tep) = 16 mm
    Number of bolts (N) = 4
    Bolt dia. (db) = 20 mm
    Grade of bolt = 4.6
    Yield strength of bolt (fub) = 400 N/mm2
    Ultimate tensile strength of bolt (f yb) = 240 N/mm2
    Edge distance (ed) = 50 mm
    Welding between end plate and hanger = 3 mm

    Factored load (T) = 62.359 kN


    Distance from member end (x) = 200 mm

    Yield strength of steel (fy) = 345 N/mm2

    Partial safety factors


    For material (ƴm0) = 1.1
    For bolt (ƴmb) = 1.25

    Check for end plates


    FLANGE LOCAL BENDING CHECK Date 2-Mar-19
    Job : Hero Motors (Viewing Gallery) Rev. 00
    Distance of the center line of bolt to the toe of fillet weld (l v) = 73.5 mm

     ß * 0.7 * f ub * An 
    le = min 1.1 * t ep * , ed 
     fy 
     
    (Clause 10.4.7, IS 800 : 2007)
    = 50 mm
    Tension per bolt (Tpb) = T
    N
    = 15.59 mm
    2Tpb * lv
    Moment due to tension (M) =
    2
    (Example problem 10.2, N subramanian)
    = 1145865 N-mm

    4* M
    Minimum thickness required (tmin) =
     fy 
       *b
     m0 

    (Example problem 10.2, N subramanian)


    = 6.98 mm
    OK, Required plate thickness is less
    than provided

    Prying force in the bolt (Q) = M


    le
    (Example problem 10.2, N subramanian)
    = 22.92 kN

    Total tension per bolt = T pb  Q pb

    = 38.51 kN

    Gross area of bolt (Ag) =  4 * d 2


    b

    = 314.16 mm2

    Net area of bolt (An) = 0.78 * Ag


    = 245.04 mm2

    f yb * Ag
    Tension capacity of bolt in yielding (T dg)
     m0
    = 68.54 kN

    0.9 * f ub * An
    Tension capacity of bolt in rupture (T dn) =
     mb
    = 70.57 kN

    min Tdg , Tdn 


    FLANGE LOCAL BENDING CHECK Date 2-Mar-19
    Job : Hero Motors (Viewing Gallery) Rev. 00
    Tension capacity of bolt (T d) = min Tdg , Tdn 
    = 68.54 kN
    OK, tension capacity of bolt is more
    than actual tension
    Check for flange bending (local)
    Design strength of flange (R n) =  * 6.25 * f y * t 2f -- x > 10*tf
    0.5 *  * 6.25 * f y * t f -- x ≤ 10*tf
    2

    (Eq. J10-1, AISC 360 - 05)#


    Where,
    φ = 0.9
    Design strength of flange (R n) = 993.6 kN
    OK, actual load is less than flange
    capacity

    #
    - Similar provision is not available in IS 800 : 2007

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