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  1. Trop99

    12% increased for temporary works BS8002 cl. 4.4.4.2

    in BS8002 cl. 4.4.4.2 "The allowable stresses given therein may be increased by 12 % for temporary works of short duration." Does this clause refer to only steel sheet pile or related temporary works such as strutting, waler etc?
  2. Trop99

    Moment connection (Steel + bolted)

    Now I understand. To summarize, the main reason for vertical arrangment of bolts is the available length for bolt group, where usually the beam is deeper than the column. Thanks paddingtongreen and KootK!
  3. Trop99

    Moment connection (Steel + bolted)

    Ah! Do you mean it can be actually vice versa? So in elevation view, the bolt can be arranged in horizontal arrangment (i.e. where beam on top of column) instead of typical vertical arrangment (i.e. where beam besides of column) depending the space available?
  4. Trop99

    Moment connection (Steel + bolted)

    Hi all, The examples of bolted connection I could put my hands on are showing end of steel beam bolted to a steel column in a vertical manner. My question is, given a situation where a square steel frame, loaded in all four sides, vertical loading is higher than the lateral loading, is it not...

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