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    1) Eccentric shear welded connections are commonly used to support crane and mezzanine loads. These connections subject the weld to both shear and torsion forces. 2) The eccentric load is transferred to the centroid of the weld group, producing both a shear load (P) and a bending moment (M=P*e) where e is the eccentricity. 3) Stresses are evaluated at critical points on the weld from the shear load, bending moment, and polar moment of inertia. These stresses are combined vectorially to determine the required weld size.

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    1) Eccentric shear welded connections are commonly used to support crane and mezzanine loads. These connections subject the weld to both shear and torsion forces. 2) The eccentric load is transferred to the centroid of the weld group, producing both a shear load (P) and a bending moment (M=P*e) where e is the eccentricity. 3) Stresses are evaluated at critical points on the weld from the shear load, bending moment, and polar moment of inertia. These stresses are combined vectorially to determine the required weld size.

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    1) Eccentric shear welded connections are commonly used to support crane and mezzanine loads. These connections subject the weld to both shear and torsion forces. 2) The eccentric load is transferred to the centroid of the weld group, producing both a shear load (P) and a bending moment (M=P*e) where e is the eccentricity. 3) Stresses are evaluated at critical points on the weld from the shear load, bending moment, and polar moment of inertia. These stresses are combined vectorially to determine the required weld size.

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    4 2 (Welded Connection)

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    1) Eccentric shear welded connections are commonly used to support crane and mezzanine loads. These connections subject the weld to both shear and torsion forces. 2) The eccentric load is transferred to the centroid of the weld group, producing both a shear load (P) and a bending moment (M=P*e) where e is the eccentricity. 3) Stresses are evaluated at critical points on the weld from the shear load, bending moment, and polar moment of inertia. These stresses are combined vectorially to determine the required weld size.

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    W-29

    Eccentric shear welded connection are popular for column


    brackets supporting gantry crane loadings or mezzanine floors. The
    connection below produces (shear + torsion) on the weld. The LRFD
    method for (shear + torsion) is both difficult and lengthy, A more
    conservative elastic vector analysis method is allowed by AISC:
    W-30
    The eccentric load is
    transferred to the centroid of the weld
    group. The transferred load shall
    consist of a load
    plus a moment (M
    z
    = Pe), where:
    e = eccentrity.

    The actual weld thickness
    resisting shear and torsion forces is
    (0.707w), but for simplicity, we
    consider effective throat
    thickness = 1.0 inch.

    From direct shear only (due to P):-
    ( )
    y x
    P P P
    ~ ~ ~
    + =
    L
    P
    f
    L
    P
    f
    L
    P
    f
    y
    1y
    x
    1x
    1
    =
    =
    =
    1 inch
    P
    y

    P
    x

    P
    M=Pe
    W-31
    J
    d M
    f
    .
    2
    =
    The transferred moment (M) causes additional shear stresses
    depending on the critical locations of the weld (far edges of the weld).
    where:
    M = moment due to eccentricity = (P.e)
    d = distance to far this weld point
    J = Polar moment of inertia.
    ( )
    yy xx
    A A
    A
    A
    I I
    dA y dA x
    dA y x
    dA r J
    + =
    + =
    + =
    =
    } }
    }
    }



    2 2
    2 2
    2
    where:
    This can be vector analyzed to:
    J
    Mx
    f
    J
    My
    f
    2y
    2x
    =
    =
    W-32
    Once these four stress components are evaluated for an
    extreme point of the weld. They can be added vectorially:
    2 2
    2 1
    2 1
    ) ( ) (
    y x v
    y y y
    x x x
    f f f
    f f f
    f f f
    + =
    + =
    + =
    Then the strength of 1 inch wide weld is evaluated as:
    ) F (0.6 0.707
    w required
    EXX
    |
    v
    f
    >
    F
    v
    = | 0.707 w x 1 x (0.6 F
    EXX
    )
    W-33
    Example W-6
    Determine the size of the weld required
    for the bracket shown. A-36 steel is
    used, SMAW process?
    Solution:
    . in 915 195 720 I I J
    in 195.0 (1.714) 8 1
    12
    1x(8)
    2 86) (1x12)(2.2 I
    in 720 288 288 144
    8x(6) 8x(6)
    12
    x(12) 1
    I
    in. k 942.8 5.714) (10 x 60 . M
    inch 2.286
    8 8 12
    4 x 8 x 2
    x
    4
    yy xx
    4 2
    3
    2
    yy
    4
    2 2
    3
    xx
    = + = + =
    =
    (

    + + =
    = + + =
    + + =
    = + = =
    =
    + +
    =
    e P
    W-34
    Example (W-6) - Continued
    ksi 2.143
    28
    60
    12) 8 1x(8
    60
    f
    forces). horizontal (no 0 f
    1y
    1x
    = =
    + +
    =
    =
    By inspection points (A $ B) are more critical than points (B & C);
    Take point (A):
    ksi 10.131
    5.886) (2.143 (6.181)
    ) f (f ) (f f
    ksi 5.886
    915
    5.714 942.8
    J
    x M
    ) (f
    ksi 6.181
    915
    6 942.8
    J
    y M
    ) (f
    2 2
    2
    A 2y 1y
    2
    A 2x v
    A 2y
    A 2x
    =
    + + =
    + + =
    =

    =
    =

    =
    W-35
    EXX
    v
    req.
    F 0.6 1 0.707
    w

    >
    |
    f
    Select E70XX as given by matching table.
    inch 0.455
    70 0.6 1 0.707 0.75
    10.131
    w
    req
    =

    =
    Use inch weld size
    inch) / (t inch
    8
    3
    size weld minimum
    inch /
    16
    1
    16
    9
    size weld maximum Since
    16
    1.9
    f
    2
    1
    = =
    = =
    Example (W-6) - Continued

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