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Column Plate Welds " connection design locks
Locks in " Column Plate Welds " do not affect base/cap plate piecemarks. They do affect column piecemarks. " Weld length is greater than maximum permissible on face " is a potential end connection failure message. |
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" Column Plate Welds "
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Connection design locks :
Column Plate Welds
Location: Face A. . In the wide flange and welded plate box examples , this face is marked A and is the section's left flange. In the HSS rectangular example , this face is also marked A and is its left wall.
Location: Inner (FS) Face A. In the wide flange and welded plate box examples , this face is marked Aif and is the interior of the left flange, far side to the web. The program provides no option to weld the interior walls of an HSS rectangular or HSS round section or welded plate box section.
Location: Face B. In the wide flange and welded plate box examples , this face is marked B and is web near side. In the HSS rectangular example , this face is the section's near side wall and is marked B .
Location: Inner (FS) Face C. In the wide flange and welded plate box examples , this face is marked Cif and is the inside of the section's right flange, far side to the web. The program provides no option to weld the interior walls of an HSS rectangular or HSS round section or welded plate box section.
Location: Face C. In the wide flange example , this face is marked C and is the section's right flange. In the HSS rectangular example , this face is marked C and is its right wall.
Location Inner (NS) Face C. In the wide flange and welded plate box examples , this face is marked Cin and is the inside of the section's right flange, near side to the web. The program provides no option to weld the interior walls of an HSS rectangular or HSS round section or welded plate box section.
Location: Face D. In the wide flange and welded plate box examples , this face is marked D and is the far side of the web. In the HSS rectangular example , this face is marked D and is the far side wall.
Location: Inner (NS) Face A. The inside of Face A, near side to the web. In the wide flange and welded plate box examples , this face is marked Ain . The program provides no option to weld the interior walls of an HSS rectangular or HSS round section or welded plate box section.
Location: All around. To get this location when the column " Section size " is an HSS rectangular (tube) and the connection is an auto base/cap plate, set " Weld pattern " to ' All around '. This location is the only location that is ever available when the column is an HSS round (pipe).
Weld type : The weld type is always ' Fillet '.
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Weld type: None or Single Fillet or Single Bevel Groove .
symbol | name | weld used for ... |
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fillet | General welding of material. |
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bevel groove | General full penetration welding of material. |
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square groove
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Butt joints. |
In a full-featured SDS2 program . . .
' None ' removes the weld from the face.
' Single Fillet ' is available for all faces. Choosing ' Single Fillet ' for a particular face will cause the appropriate weld symbol to be drawn on the member detail.
' Single Bevel Groove ' is an option for most faces. However, it is not available for the near side web (" Location: Face B ") or far side web (" Location: Face D ") of a wide flange, S shape, welded plate wide flange, etc.
Weld size: The weld size for shop welding the column plate to the column. .
Maximum weld length: The minimum length of weld allowed to be generated for a particular face.
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The welds in these examples are magenta . The permissible length of a face is the distance from edge to edge, or, for a web, from k distance to k distance or, for the interior of a flange, from edge to k1 distance. Connection design centers a weld's length at the center of the face's permissible length. If the weld length is less than the permissible length of the face, the weld is centered with each of its ends set back equally. |