The welded bracket connection shown in Fig. consists of a plate welded to the flange of a column by 10 mm shop fillet welds on two sides. Determine the service load W the bracket can support at a distance of 300 mm from the face of the column if the rolled column section and bracket plate are in Fe 410 grade steel. 450 300 30°W 175 10 450 10 450 12 mm thick bracket welded N 450 10: A

The welded bracket connection shown in Fig. consists of a plate welded to the flange of a column by 10 mm shop fillet welds on two sides. Determine the service load W the bracket can support at a distance of 300 mm from the face of the column if the rolled column section and bracket plate are in Fe 410 grade steel. 450 300 30°W 175 10 450 10 450 12 mm thick bracket welded N 450 10: A

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Chapter8: Eccentric Connections

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