Single Clip Angles Welded OSL ( Fabricator Settings ) (read-only)
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Specifications for getting this type of standard clip angle in the model :
- A bolted/welded single clip angle with a welded OSL shop or field welds to the supporting member (beam or column) and is designed as the supported beam's end connection when when ' Narrow Gage ' (or ' Wide Gage '), ' Welded ' (to supporting), ' Bolted ' (to supported), ' Near Side ' (or ' Far Side ' of web) and shop attach to ' Supporting ' (or ' Supported ') are specified in "
Connection specifications " for an auto standard , user defined or beam-window-specified clip angle.
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| Each bolt diameter is a distinct clip angle configuration. The tabs show imperial sizes when the " Available bolt diameters " is ' Imperial '. Metric sizes are shown when the " Available bolt diameters " is ' Metric '. If " Available bolt diameters " is set to ' Both ', the primary dimensioning " Units " set whether the tabs show imperial or metric bolt sizes. |
Standard angle size: The angle section size for the specific bolt diameter tab that has been selected. The angle specified here must also be listed in the local shape file .
Attach long leg to: Supported or Supporting . This applies when a " Standard angle size " with unequal legs has been entered (for example, the long leg for L3 1/2x3x5/16 angle material is the leg that is 3 1 /2 inch in length).
Hole type in leg to supported member: Standard round or Short slot or Long slot or Oversized or User Slot #1 or User Slot #2 .
Effect on an full-featured SDS2 program: The type of hole shown here applies to the clip angle leg that attaches to the supported beam web. A full-featured SDS2 program determines the specific size of a hole based on the " Hole type . . . " shown here and the bolt diameter that has been selected as the tab.
Gage on leg to supported member: The distance (in the primary dimension " Units " or in other units ) from the outside corner of the clip angle to the center of the column of holes on the leg that bolts to the supported beam.
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------ Clip angle piecemarks ------
Gage Outstanding Leg: This is the " Gage on leg to supported member " that is entered above. Since there is only one GOL, this table has only a single column.
Effect on a full-featured SDS2 program: Submaterial marks shown here are assigned in a full-featured SDS2 program to single wide/narrow gage clip angles welded to the supporting beam or column according the gage entered above and the number of rows of bolts designated on this table.
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------ Alternative angles for welding to supporting members ------
Use alternative angle section sizes: 
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. This applies when a single clip angle welds to the supporting beam or column. A welded-to-supporting clip angle is designed when " Attachment to supporting " is set to ' Welded '. A single clip angle is designed when " Side " is set to ' Near Side ' or ' Far Side '.
In a full-featured SDS2 program . . .
If this box is checked (
If the box is not checked (
Workable flat distance is greater than or equal to
( >= )Workable flat distance is less than
( < )Angle section size The values in the first column represent the lowest workable flat distance at which the " Angle section size" entered in a particular row will be applied.
Each value in the second column represents the largest workable flat distance at which the " Angle section size " entered in a particular row will be applied. The angle to be welded within the workable flat distance on the supporting member.
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