Unit – 2
Connections
Q1) What is connections?
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Q2) When we need use of connections?
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Q3) What are the types of connections?
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Q4) Explain types of rivets.
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Q5) Give disadvantage of riveted connections.
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Q6) What is bolted connection? Explain.
A6) Most generally used connections consist of the bolted connections. This connection has the benefit of pliability in assembling elements of the shape as well as dissembling it and that is vital if there may be inspection or a few routine maintenances. This kind of connections is relevant for participants subjected to anxiety or shear or each anxiety and shear.
The blessings of bolted connections are as follows:
Q7) Write a note on classification of bolted connection.
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Q8) Write a short note on layout of philosophy.
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The traditional technique to research the relationship is primarily based totally at the following conditions:
Q9) Write a short note on structural fasteners.
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Q10) Explain Rivet.
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Q11) Explain types of bolts.
A11) Anchor bolt
Usually embedded in concrete or masonry for structural applications.
Carriage bolt
Used to fasten steel to timber, with a squared undercut to the head which holds the bolt in place as soon as it has been tightened.
Elevator bolt
Commonly utilized in conveyor systems, an elevator bolt has a flat, undeniable or countersunk head which holds the bolt in place whilst tightened.
Flange bolt
Also referred to as frame bolts, this form of bolt distributes the bearing load the use of a washer at the undercut of the head.
Hanger bolt
This form of bolt contains threaded ends rather of getting a head, one in every of which contains a wood screw.
Hexagon bolt/Tap bolt
A hexagon bolt contains a head that has six sides, with threading that starts off evolved part-manner down the shank, while a tap bolt’s shank is threaded the complete length.
Q12) What are the different kinds of bolt heads.
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Q13) Write note on Welds.
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Q14) What are the types of welding joint?
A14) Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW/MIG)
This fashion of welding is likewise referred to as Metal Inert Gas (MIG). It makes use of a defensive fueloline alongside the twine electrode, which heats up the 2 metals to be joined. This technique calls for a constant voltage and direct-contemporary electricity source, and is the maximum not unusual place industrial welding system. It has 4 number one strategies of steel transfer: globular, brief-circuiting, spray and pulsed-spray.
Gas Tungsten Arc Gas Welding (GTAW/TIG)
Welding collectively thick sections of chrome steel or non-ferrous metals is the maximum not unusual place use for this technique. It is likewise an arc-welding system that makes use of a tungsten electrode to supply the weld. This system is plenty extra time eating than the opposite 3 and plenty extra complex.
Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW)
With this precise form of welding, the welder follows a guide system of stick welding. The stick makes use of an electric contemporary to shape an arc among the stick and the metals to be joined. This is frequently used withinside the production of metallic systems and in industrial fabrication to weld iron and metallic.
Flux Cored Arc Welding (FCAW)
This becomes evolved as an opportunity to defend welding. The semi-computerized arc weld is frequently utilized in production projects, way to its excessive welding velocity and portability.
Q15) Explain bolted shear connections.
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• We need to layout the bolted shear connections in order that the factored layout power (φ Rn) is extra than or identical to the factored load.
• So, we want to look at the diverse viable failure modes and calculate the corresponding layout strengths.
• Possible failure modes are:
- Shear failure of the bolts
- Failure of member being linked because of fracture or block shear or ….
- Edge tearing or fracture of the linked plate
- Tearing or fracture of the linked plate among bolt holes
- Excessive bearing deformation on the bolt hole
Q16) What are the commonly use welded and bolted connection?
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Q17) Write short note on Eccentric Connections?
A17) If the force applied does not passes through the CG of the joint then such joint carries moment in addition to an axial direct force. Such types of connections are called as eccentric connections.
Two common loading conditions are discussed in the next two sections, followed by a discussion of the generalized approach for distributing applied loads over a bolt pattern.
Q18) What are the connections subjected to eccenrtic shear?
A18) Seat Connections
Framed Connections
Bracket Connections
Q19) Explain deesginn method of bolted connection.
A19) The full design method for an endplate connection is necessarily an iterative procedure: a configuration of bolts and, if necessary, stiffeners are selected; the resistance of that configuration is evaluated; the configuration is then modified for greater resistance or greater economy, as appropriate; the revised configuration is re-evaluated, until a satisfactory solution is achieved.
STEP 1
Calculate the effective tension resistances of the bolt rows. This involves calculating the resistance of the bolts, the end plate, the column flange, the beam web and the column web. The effective resistance for any row may be that for the row in isolation, or as part of a group of rows, or may be limited by a 'triangular' distribution from compression flange level.
The conclusion of this stage is a set of tension resistances, one value for each bolt row, and the summation of all bolt rows to give the total resistance of the tension zone.
STEP 2
Calculate the resistances of the compression zone of the column web, taking account of the shear force in the column web, and of the beam flange.
STEP 3
Calculate the shear resistance of the column web.
STEP 4
If the total tension resistance exceeds the compression resistance, (Step 2) or column web shear resistance (Step 3), calculate reduced effective tension resistances for the bolt rows, where necessary to ensure equilibrium.
Calculate the moment resistance. This is the summation of the products of bolt row force multiplied by its respective lever arm, calculated from the center of compression.
STEP 5
Calculate the shear resistance of the bolt rows. The resistance is taken as the sum of the full shear resistance of the bottom row (or rows) of bolts (which are not assumed to resist tension) and 28% of the shear resistance of the bolts in the tension zone (assuming, conservatively, that they are fully utilized in tension).
STEP 6
Verify the adequacy of any stiffeners in the configuration.
STEP 7
Verify the adequacy of the welds in the connection. (Note that welds sizes are not critical in the preceding Steps).
Components in compression in direct bearing need only a nominal weld, unless moment reversal must be considered.
Q20) Write note on bolted and welded connection.
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