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    1. Bolt calculations are presented for a plate safety life line project with an ultimate load of 1.2 tons. 2. Yield strength, strength reduction due to bolt holes, effective cross-sectional area, and tensile strength are calculated for the plate. 3. Tensile strength of bolts and maximum connection strength are determined. 4. Requirements for bolt and plate spacing are checked, and strength against concentrated loads is calculated. 5. Calculated connection strength of 3.2 tons is greater than the 1.2 ton maximum load, indicating the design is acceptable.

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    1. Bolt calculations are presented for a plate safety life line project with an ultimate load of 1.2 tons. 2. Yield strength, strength reduction due to bolt holes, effective cross-sectional area, and tensile strength are calculated for the plate. 3. Tensile strength of bolts and maximum connection strength are determined. 4. Requirements for bolt and plate spacing are checked, and strength against concentrated loads is calculated. 5. Calculated connection strength of 3.2 tons is greater than the 1.2 ton maximum load, indicating the design is acceptable.

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    1. Bolt calculations are presented for a plate safety life line project with an ultimate load of 1.2 tons. 2. Yield strength, strength reduction due to bolt holes, effective cross-sectional area, and tensile strength are calculated for the plate. 3. Tensile strength of bolts and maximum connection strength are determined. 4. Requirements for bolt and plate spacing are checked, and strength against concentrated loads is calculated. 5. Calculated connection strength of 3.2 tons is greater than the 1.2 ton maximum load, indicating the design is acceptable.

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    Perhitungan Safety Lifeline

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    1. Bolt calculations are presented for a plate safety life line project with an ultimate load of 1.2 tons. 2. Yield strength, strength reduction due to bolt holes, effective cross-sectional area, and tensile strength are calculated for the plate. 3. Tensile strength of bolts and maximum connection strength are determined. 4. Requirements for bolt and plate spacing are checked, and strength against concentrated loads is calculated. 5. Calculated connection strength of 3.2 tons is greater than the 1.2 ton maximum load, indicating the design is acceptable.

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    BOLT CALCULATIONS PLATE SAFETY LIFE LINE

    Project : LOT 10 Date : October 7th, 2016


    Ref. No. : GAGS Made by : TPN
    Lokasi : JAKARTA Check by : TPN
    File : Approved by : DW

    P = 1.2 Ton ( Ultimate load )

    1 Yield strength of the Plate

    Ag = L x tp
    = 20 cm x 1 cm
    = 20 cm²

    Pu = Øt x Ag x fy
    = 0.9 x 20 x 2400
    = 43200 kg
    = 43.2 Ton

    Annotation :
    Ag = sectional area of the plate
    L = length of plate
    t = thicknes of plate
    fy = yield stress
    Øt = strength reduction factor
    Pu = yield stress steel to plastic tension

    2 Strength drop out plates

    db = Øbolt + L
    = 12 mm + 1 mm
    = 13 mm

    An = Ag - (n x Db x t)
    = 20 cm² - (2 x 1.3 cm x 1 cm)
    = 17.4 cm²
    = 174 mm²

    Ant = An + ((As-As²) x t)/(n x (As-As))


    = 17.4 + (0.8² x 1.1)/(2 x 0.8)
    = 17.8 cm²

    Ae = µ x An
    = 1 x 17.4
    = 17.4 cm²
    Pu = Øt x Ae x fu
    = 0.9 x 17.4 x 3700
    = 57942 Kg
    = 57.942 Ton

    Annotation :
    Db = High cross-section plate
    An = sectional area of the number of bolts
    As-As = distance between bolt
    t = thicknes
    n = number of bolt
    Ant = Nett smallest cross-sectional area
    Øt = strength reduction factor
    fu = Tensile stress/breaking
    Ae = Effective cross-sectional area
    µ = slip factor
    Pu = steel tension until tension plastic

    3 Strength sliding pivot of Bolt

    Vb = Ø x r1 x fu(bolt) x Ab
    = 0.75 x 0.5 x 3794 x (1/4 x π x 1.2²)
    = 1608.2766 Kg
    = 1.6082766 Ton

    Annotation :
    Vd = Strong nominal pivot bolt
    Ø = strength reduction factor
    r1 = without threaded bolts in shear field
    fu = bolt tensile breaking
    Ab = gross cross-sectional area in the region was a threaded bolt

    4 Strength sliding pivot of Plate

    S1 = 25 mm > 1.5 x Ø
    S1 = 25 mm > 1.5 x 12 mm
    S1 = 25 mm > 18 mm

    S1 = 100 mm > 2 x Ø
    S1 = 100 mm > 2 x 12 mm
    S1 = 100 mm > 24 mm

    Rb = 2.4 x Ø x db x tp x fu
    = 2.4 x 0.75 x 1.2 x 1 x 3794
    = 8195.04 Kg
    = 8.19504 Ton

    Annotation :
    Rb = Strong pivot plate nominal weight due to concentrated loads
    or local or against buckling
    Ø = strength reduction factor
    db = nominal bolt diameter in non threaded area
    tp = plate thickness
    fu = dropping the lowest tensile stress of bolts or plates

    5 Connection Strength

    Pu = n x Vb
    = 3217 Kg
    = 3.2 Ton

    Annotation :
    Vb = Strong nominal pivot bolt
    n = number of bolt

    6 Maximum Load
    Pu = 3.2
    P = 1.2 Ton
    Pu > P
    Pu = 8.8 Ton > 1.2 Ton OK

    Calculation referse to RSNI (Standar Nasional Indonesia)


    BOLT CALCULATIONS
    Project : LOT 10 Date : April 8th, 2016
    Ref. No. : GAGS Made by : TPN
    Lokasi : JAKARTA Check by : TPN
    File : Approved by : DW

    F = 30 Ton
    Ø = 12 mm
    Wide Plate = 70 mm
    Thick Plate = 10mm

    1 TENSION ARISING

    - Tension Pull σ trk = P


    Fn

    Fn = 2 ( Fbr ) - t ( d + 0.1 ) 4hole


    = 2.8 cm²

    σ trk = P
    Fn
    = 10714.286 kg/cm²

    - Shear Stress τ= P
    nFs

    Fs = 2 ( 1/4πd² )
    = 2.2608
    τ= P
    nFs
    = 3317.4098 kg/cm²

    - Tension fulcrum σ= P
    nFtp

    Ftp = d x t
    = 1.2 x 1
    = 1.2 mm
    σ= P
    nFtp
    = 6250 kg/cm²

    2 AGAINST CHECKS ALLOWABLE STRESS

    - Tension Pull σ trk < 0.7 σ


    10714.286 > 0.7 x 1600
    10714.286 > 1120

    - Shear Stress τ < 0.6 σ


    3317.4098 > 0.6 x 1600
    3317.4098 > 960

    - Tension fulcrum σ tp = 1.5 σ


    6250 > 1.5 x 1600
    6250 > 2400
    3 AMOUNT OF FORCE THAT CAN BE SUPPORTED THE CONNECTION

    - Tensile Strength Ptrk = Fn x 0.7 σ


    = 10.975 x 0.7 x 1600
    = 12292
    = 12.2 ton

    - Tensile Strength Pgr = n x Fs x 0.6 σ


    = 4 x 2.5 x 0.6 x 1600
    = 9600
    = 9.6 ton

    - Tensile Strength Ptp = n x Ftp x 0.6 σ


    = 4 x 1.6 x 0.6 x 1600
    = 15360
    = 15.3 ton

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