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Bolted Endplate Moment Connections 2

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Salty

Civil/Environmental
Jan 3, 2001
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Does anyone have a good reference on calcing endplate thicknesses in bolted endplate moment connections beside the AISC manual?
 
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If available to you, try the following references,

Structural Steel Designer's Handbook by Brockenbrough and Merritt

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Design of Steel Structures by Gaylord, Gaylord, and Stallmeyer.
 
Besides the AISC Manual, AISC produces a Steel Design Guide Series (No. 4) titled "Extended End-Plate Moment Connections. It's fairly cheap and available from AISC. Try their website
 
For the same computational effort or for the same structure, is it 'easier' to design in steel or in reinforced concrete?

IE. as regards the number of checks which need to be done etc.

Thanks
Cheeze
 
AISC manuals are great, but you may also try out Eurocode 3 annex J, and if you can get access to "Examples to Eurocodes 3" then that may be even more helpful. By the way please note that between code there is usually not much difference in the way they assess behavior of joints, only their design approach may differ. So theoretically AISC or eurocodes 3 do not really differ much.
 
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