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Shear capacity of cast in plate with rebar

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Cos0Sin90

Structural
Jul 9, 2022
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Hi,

I have a steel member connecting to a RC column. I avoid using anchors or shear studs due to edge distance issue. Instead, I have this cast-in plate with rebars that weld to it.

I am wondering if anyone can guide me on how to check the shear capacity in this case. I have gone through some PCI examples, but it seems like they don't really talk about this scenario. Most of the examples are related to shear studs.
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cos0sin90 said:
The horizontal shear in my first sketch comes from the torsion, otherwise you will just get vertical shear.

The force F in your first sketch is applied eccentrically to the column. The eccentricity is A/2 where A is the longer dimension of the column cross section. Force F causes a torsion of F*A/2 in the column. If it is applied between the ends of the column, it also causes a bending moment in the column.

Assuming a similar applied force in your second sketch, A represents the shorter dimension of the column cross section.



 
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