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    This document discusses different forms of extended bolted end plate connections for I-section beams, showing diagrams of unstiffened and stiffened connections using either 4 or 8 bolts. It explains that the beam flanges and web can be welded to the end plate using full penetration butt welds, partial penetration butt welds, or double sided fillet welds. The bolts are required to be tensioned Grade 8.8 bolts used in bearing mode.

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    This document discusses different forms of extended bolted end plate connections for I-section beams, showing diagrams of unstiffened and stiffened connections using either 4 or 8 bolts. It explains that the beam flanges and web can be welded to the end plate using full penetration butt welds, partial penetration butt welds, or double sided fillet welds. The bolts are required to be tensioned Grade 8.8 bolts used in bearing mode.

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    ASI Design Guide 10 - Bolted Moment End Plate Beam Splice Connections 12

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    This document discusses different forms of extended bolted end plate connections for I-section beams, showing diagrams of unstiffened and stiffened connections using either 4 or 8 bolts. It explains that the beam flanges and web can be welded to the end plate using full penetration butt welds, partial penetration butt welds, or double sided fillet welds. The bolts are required to be tensioned Grade 8.8 bolts used in bearing mode.

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    ) ) )

    (a) Unstiffened (4 80lts, (b) Stiffened (4 80lts, (e) Stiffened (8 80lts,


    2 above, 2 below) 2 above, 2 below) 4 above, 4 below)

    ) )
    (d) Unstiffened (6 80lts, (e) Unstiffened (8 80rts,
    2 above, 4 below) 2 above, 6 below)

    FIGURE 2 FORMS OF EXTENDED SOLTED END PLATE CONNECTION

    In this connection, both the flanges and the web of the I-section beam are welded to the end
    plate using either:
    • full penetration butt welds; or
    • partial penetration butt welds; or
    • double sided fillet welds.
    The bolts are tensioned bolts, Grade 8.8 to AS 1252 (Ref. 10), used in bearing-type mode
    (category 8.8/TS). Friction-type (non-slip, category 8.8ITF) bolts are not required. For a
    ( discussion of bolting categories, see Reference 16.

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