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2677 N Main St
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Job Name: Muller Santa Ana <br />Job Number: 2021-SRS004 <br />Date: 11/9/21 <br />Materials: Light gauge purlins are A653 Gr 55, blocking are A653 Gr 33 <br />Plate Material In Connections: Use A572 Gr 50 <br />Connection Design (See Appendix B): <br />All of the connections were analyzed in RISA Connection. The load combinations in <br />RISA-3D included overstrength combinations for analysis of the connections and these <br />were transferred to Connection. Due to the large volume of connections, only the <br />most heavily loaded connection for each geometry were presented in Appendix B. <br />There are six main connection geometries modeled in RISA Connection: <br />1. Beam-to-Beam Moment Splices: This occurs at various locations along the moment <br />frame lines and is intended to assist in erection/transportation of beams. These <br />consist of mating plates welded to the ends of each beam with an 8 bolt pattern <br />connecting them in the field. <br />2. Girder/Beam Shear Tab: This occurs where a carrier beam supports another beam <br />that tees into it. Line 2 is supported by jack beams and use this connection. The jack <br />beams are hung on the beams at Lines 1 and 3 in the same manner. These consist of <br />a shear tab welded inside the flanges of the carrier beam with the supported beam <br />having its flanges cut back and web bolted to the shear tab. The shear tab <br />connections for the braced frame top beams are calculated similarly and an example <br />of that is also included in the Appendix. <br />3. Single Column Base Plate: Occurs at the base of all columns. These are a simple <br />base plate welded to the column with a 4.5" x 4.5" bolt pattern with four total anchor <br />bolts. <br />4. Beam-to-Column Connection: This occurs at every beam to column location. <br />These consist of a mating plate welded to the top of the column with an 8 bolt pattern <br />for connecting it in the field to the beam bottom flange. The beam also has web <br />stiffeners welded inside its flanges and in line with the flanges of the columns below. <br />The results for each of these is presented below: <br />RISA Connection Results: <br />Girder/Beam Shear Tab: Shear tab is a 3/8" plate welded full height of the carrier <br />beam with a 1/4" fillet weld all around. The supported beam has its flanges trimmed <br />back. The two are bolted together with four 3/4" diameter A325-N spaced at 4" oc <br />vertically with 1-1/2" minimum edge distance. <br />Single Column Base Plate: 1" thick x 12.5" x 8.5" base plate welded all around to the <br />Page 2 <br />2677 N Main St - <br />101110159-60 & <br />20175958-5902/07/23
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