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    This document summarizes the shear capacity calculation of a beam. The beam has a shear force of 50 kN applied to it. The calculations show that the shear capacity provided by the web is 135.55 kN, which exceeds the applied shear force. Block shear capacity is also calculated as 203.9688 kN, which satisfies the requirement. Bending and shear interaction at the second line of bolts is checked and found to be satisfactory as well, with the shear force being less than 0.75 times the minimum shear capacity. Therefore, all the design checks for this beam are okay.

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    This document summarizes the shear capacity calculation of a beam. The beam has a shear force of 50 kN applied to it. The calculations show that the shear capacity provided by the web is 135.55 kN, which exceeds the applied shear force. Block shear capacity is also calculated as 203.9688 kN, which satisfies the requirement. Bending and shear interaction at the second line of bolts is checked and found to be satisfactory as well, with the shear force being less than 0.75 times the minimum shear capacity. Therefore, all the design checks for this beam are okay.

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    This document summarizes the shear capacity calculation of a beam. The beam has a shear force of 50 kN applied to it. The calculations show that the shear capacity provided by the web is 135.55 kN, which exceeds the applied shear force. Block shear capacity is also calculated as 203.9688 kN, which satisfies the requirement. Bending and shear interaction at the second line of bolts is checked and found to be satisfactory as well, with the shear force being less than 0.75 times the minimum shear capacity. Therefore, all the design checks for this beam are okay.

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    of 1

    py =

    Fshear
    tf=
    e1
    n

    355 MPa
    50 kN
    5.7 mm
    35 mm
    3 nos

    p
    D bolt
    Dh
    Ke

    50 mm
    20
    22 mm
    1.1

    t1

    c
    e3 gb

    e1

    (n-1)p

    Single
    e3
    gb
    k
    c
    t1
    I

    35 mm
    50 mm
    2.5
    100 mm
    10 mm

    e1

    Shear Capacity of beam


    Basic requirement : Fv < Pv.min (smallest of (0.6*py*Av, 0.7*py*ke*Avnet)
    Av = 0.9*(2e1+(n-1)p)*tf
    =
    872.1 mm
    Av net = Av - n*Dh*tf
    =
    495.9 mm
    0.6*py*Av =

    185.76 kN

    0.7*py*ke*Avnet

    135.55 kN

    Block Shear (applicable to notch beam only)


    Pr = 0.6*py*tw(Lv+Ke*(Lt-k*Dh))
    Pr = 203.9688 kN
    Lv = e1+(n-1)*p
    Lv = 135
    mm
    Pv =
    II

    135.55 kN

    ok!

    Shear and Bending interacion at the 2nd line of bolts

    Mcc =

    c=

    100 mm

    >

    e3+gb =

    Fv=

    50 kN

    <

    0.75*pmin= 101.6657

    low shear

    >

    Fv (t1+e3+

    ok

    9.746525 kNm

    85

    check momen at 2nd line

    4.75

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