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    The document provides design calculations for a standard mezzanine connection using a cleat angle between a supported beam and supporting column. Key details include: 1) The shear force on the connection is 150 kN and the calculated capacity is 240 kN. 2) Material properties and dimensions are provided for the beams, column, and cleat angle. 3) Calculations are shown for the capacity of bolts in double and single shear, bearing strength of the bolts and cleat angle, shear strength of the cleat angle, and block shear capacity of the cleat angle. 4) The calculated capacities are all greater than the required 150 kN shear force, indicating the connection is

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    The document provides design calculations for a standard mezzanine connection using a cleat angle between a supported beam and supporting column. Key details include: 1) The shear force on the connection is 150 kN and the calculated capacity is 240 kN. 2) Material properties and dimensions are provided for the beams, column, and cleat angle. 3) Calculations are shown for the capacity of bolts in double and single shear, bearing strength of the bolts and cleat angle, shear strength of the cleat angle, and block shear capacity of the cleat angle. 4) The calculated capacities are all greater than the required 150 kN shear force, indicating the connection is

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    The document provides design calculations for a standard mezzanine connection using a cleat angle between a supported beam and supporting column. Key details include: 1) The shear force on the connection is 150 kN and the calculated capacity is 240 kN. 2) Material properties and dimensions are provided for the beams, column, and cleat angle. 3) Calculations are shown for the capacity of bolts in double and single shear, bearing strength of the bolts and cleat angle, shear strength of the cleat angle, and block shear capacity of the cleat angle. 4) The calculated capacities are all greater than the required 150 kN shear force, indicating the connection is

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    Cleat Angle Connection

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    The document provides design calculations for a standard mezzanine connection using a cleat angle between a supported beam and supporting column. Key details include: 1) The shear force on the connection is 150 kN and the calculated capacity is 240 kN. 2) Material properties and dimensions are provided for the beams, column, and cleat angle. 3) Calculations are shown for the capacity of bolts in double and single shear, bearing strength of the bolts and cleat angle, shear strength of the cleat angle, and block shear capacity of the cleat angle. 4) The calculated capacities are all greater than the required 150 kN shear force, indicating the connection is

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    Date 13-Aug-20

    Standard Mezzanine Connection Dsn. By PRJ


    Chk. By SKG
    Cleat Angle (IS 800:2007) Rev. No. 0

    Shear Force (V) = 150 kN Conn. Capacity (Vds) = 240 kN

    Supported Beam Supporting Col. Web


    Section Sizes Width / Depth Thk. Width / Depth Thk.
    Top Flange 150 8 mm 375 16 mm
    Web Thk. 400 5 mm 800 8 mm
    Bottom Flange 150 8 mm 375 16 mm
    Material Specification = ASTM A 572 ASTM A 572
    Material Grade = 50 [345] 50 [345]
    E= 2,00,000 N/mm2

    Connection Data
    Connection Code = MZC-J15
    Bolt Specification = DIN 933
    Bolt Grade = Grade 8.8

    1) Design Model

    Ultimate Tensile Strength (fub) = 800 N/mm2 Bolts


    Ultimate Tensile Strength (fu,b1) = 450 N/mm2 Supported Beam
    Ultimate Tensile Strength (fu,b2) = 450 N/mm2 Supporting Beam
    Yield Strength (fyb) = 640 N/mm2 Bolts
    Yield Strength (fy,b1) = 345 N/mm2 Supported Beam
    Yield Strength (fy,b2) = 345 N/mm2 Supporting Beam
    Notch = Top
    Notch depth (dnt) = (dnb) = 25 mm The notch at top and bottom should be same
    Notch length ( ln ) = 36 mm depth and length
    Tranverse Pitch (p3) = 95 mm
    2) Other Parameters

    Bolt Diameter (d) = 16 mm


    Diameter of Hole (do) = 18 mm
    Longitudinal end distance cleat angle (e1) = 30 mm on double shear side
    Longitudinal end distance cleat angle (e1.s) = 70 mm on single shear side
    Longitudinal end distance (e1,b) = 25 mm to edge of beam or notch
    Transverse end distance (e2,c) = 140 mm to edge of column
    Transverse end distance cleat angle (e2) = 30 mm
    Transverse end distance (e2,b) = 35 mm from face of beam web
    Ultimate Tensile Strength (fu,c) = 450 N/mm2 Supporting Column
    Ultimate Tensile Strength (fu,p) = 450 N/mm2 cleat angle
    Yield Strength (fy,c) = 345 N/mm2 Supporting Column
    Yield Strength (fy,p) = 345 N/mm2 cleat angle
    Horizontal gap (gh) = 10 mm
    Vertical gap (gv ) = 20 mm e1,b - e1
    Depth of Supported Beam (hb) = 416 mm
    Depth of Supporting Beam (hb,1) = 832 mm
    Height of cleat angle (hp) = 300 mm
    Dist. between bottom of beam and cleat angle (he) = 96 mm hb - ( hp + gv )
    Number of bolt rows in double shear (n1) = 4 In double shear
    Number of bolt rows in single shear (n2) = 3 In single shear
    Total number of bolts (n) = 10 n1 + 2 n2
    Longitudinal Pitch (p1) = 80 mm
    Thickness of cleat angle (tp) = 6 mm
    Thickness of supported web (tw,b1) = 5 mm
    Thickness of supporting web (tw,b2) = 8 mm
    Thickness of column web (tw,c) = 8 mm
    Thickness of column flange (tf,c) = 16 mm
    Transverse distance (z) = 45 mm from face of supporting web to bolt group
    Nominal ultimate tensile strength of weld (fu) = 450 N/mm2 Min. ( fub, fuw ) E70XX Electrode
    Design shear strength of weld (fwd) = 207.85 N/mm2 fu / gmw ( 3 )0.5 Sec. 10.5.7.1
    Partial factor on the yielding of plate (gm0) = 1.10 Table 5
    Partial factor for Welds (gmw) = 1.25 Table 5
    Partial Safety Factor for Bolts (gmb) = 1.25 Table 5
    Partial Safety Factor for Stresses (gm1) = 1.25
    Shear area of bolt (Anb) = 156.83 mm2 0.78 π d2 / 4
    3) Bolts in Shear Sec. 10.3.3
    a) Double Shear
    Design Shear Strength per bolt (Vdsb) = 57.95 kN [ ( fub Anb ) / ( 3 )0.5 ] / gmb
    a = 0.00 0 for 1 bolt line
    b = 0.17 6 z / [ n ( n + 1 ) p1 ]
    Design Shear Strength of bolt group (Vds.1) = 384.25 kN 2 n1 Vdsb / sqrt [ ( 1 + an1 )2 + ( bn1 )2 ]

    b) Single Shear
    Design Shear Strength per bolt (Vdsb) = 57.95 kN [ ( fub Anb ) / ( 3 )0.5 ] / gmb
    Design Shear Strength of bolt group (Vds.1) = 278.15 kN 2 ( 0.8 n2 Vdsb )
    (The reduction factor 0.8 allows for the presence of tension in the bolts)

    4) Cleat angle in bearing Sec. 10.3.4


    a) At supported beam
    (kb) = 0.556 Min. ( e1 / 3 d0 ), ( p1 / 3 d0 - 0.25 ), ( fub / fu,p ), (1.00)
    Design Vert. Bearing Strength per bolt (Vdpb.ver) = 48.00 kN 2.5 ( kb d tp fu.p ) / gmb
    (kb) = 0.56 Min. of [ ( e2 / 3 do ), ( fub / fu,p1 ) , 1.00 ]
    Design Horz. Bearing Strength per bolt (Vdpb.hor) = 48.00 kN 2.5 ( kb d tp fu.p ) / gmb
    Design Bearing Strength of bolt group (Vds.2) = 318.28 kN 2 n1 / sqrt [ ( (1 + an1) / Vdpb.ver )2 + ( bn1 / Vdpb.hor )2 ]

    b) At supporting beam
    (kb) = 1.00 Min. ( e1 / 3 d0 ), ( p1 / 3 d0 - 0.25 ), ( fub / fu,b1 ), (1.00)
    Design Bearing Strength per bolt (Vdpb) = 86.40 kN 2.5 ( kb d tp fu.p ) / gmb
    Design Bearing Strength of bolt group (Vds.2) = 518.40 kN 2 n2 Vdpb

    5) Cleat angle in shear (gross section) Sec. 8.4


    a) At supported and supporting beam

    Shear resistance of cleat angle (Vds,3) = 513.29 kN 2 hp tp fy,p / [ 1.27 gm0 sqrt (3) ]
    The coefficient 1.27 takes into account the reduction of the shear resistance, due to presence of bending moment.

    6) Cleat angle in shear (net section) Sec. 6.4.1


    a) At supported beam
    Avn = 1368 mm2 tp ( hp - n1 do )
    Shear resistance of cleat angle (Vds,4) = 511.80 kN 2 ( 0.9 Avn fu,p ) / [ gm1 sqrt (3) ]

    b) At supporting beam
    Avn = 1476 mm2 tp ( hp - n2 do )
    Shear resistance of cleat angle (Vds,4) = 552.21 kN 2 ( 0.9 Avn fu,p ) / [ gm1 sqrt (3) ]

    7) Cleat angle in block shear Sec. 6.4


    a) At supported beam
    Atg = 180.00 mm2 tp e2
    Avg = 1800.00 mm2 tp hp
    Atn = 126.00 mm2 t p ( e2 - do / 2 )
    Avn = 1242.00 mm2 tp [ hp - e1 - ( n1 - 0.5 ) do ]
    Tdb1 = 733.53 kN 2 { Avg fy,p / [ (3)0.5 gm0 ] + 0.9 Atn fu,p / gm1 }
    Tdb2 = 577.57 kN 2 { 0.9 Avn fu,p / [ (3)0.5 gm1 ] + Atg fy,p / gm0 }
    Block shear resistance of cleat angle (Vds,5) = 577.57 kN Min. (Tdb1, Tbd2)

    b) At supporting beam
    Atg = 180 mm2 tp e2
    Avg = 1800 mm2 tp hp
    Atn = 126 mm2 t p ( e2 - do / 2 )
    Avn = 1110 mm2 tp [ hp - e1.s - ( n2 - 0.5 ) do ]
    Tdb1 = 733.53 2 { Avg fy,p / [ (3)0.5 gm0 ] + 0.9 Atn fu,p / gm1 }
    Tdb2 = 528.19 2 { 0.9 Avn fu,p / [ (3)0.5 gm1 ] + Atg fy,p / gm0 }
    Block shear resistance of cleat angle (Vds,5) = 528.19 kN Min. (Tdb1, Tbd2)

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