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Yield Line Mechanism of a Flush End-Plate moment connection.
It is a part of a moment-frame, Istructeuk.- Mikce
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- Forum: Structural engineering general discussion
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Yield Line Mechanism of a Flush End-Plate moment connection.
Sorry for my late responding. Yes BAretired, it is a Welded Wide Flange with a depth of 1200mm, flange width of 250mm, web thickness of 8mm and flange thickness of 12mm. Initially, I have the same idea with you, I assume all the bolts (except for bolts in compressive region) would be in tension...- Mikce
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- Forum: Structural engineering general discussion
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Yield Line Mechanism of a Flush End-Plate moment connection.
Yes, I mean AISC 360, my bad though. Thanks for your kindness, JoshPlum.- Mikce
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- Forum: Structural engineering general discussion
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Yield Line Mechanism of a Flush End-Plate moment connection.
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- Forum: Structural engineering general discussion
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Yield Line Mechanism of a Flush End-Plate moment connection.
I'm sorry for my bad English. I'm working in Vietnam and I'm familiar with TCVN (Vietnamese standards). When it comes to flush end-plate moment connection, TCVN doesn't have any formulas to calculate the end plate thickness. We are involving in a project with a foreign client, they utilize the...- Mikce
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