What size of fillet welds are required to attach a 16 mm flat plate hanger to the bottom flange of a UB 457 x 152 x 74 so that the full tensile capacity of the hanger may be developed ? Calculate the effective width (beff) of the weld. Assume the use of S355 steel for UB and the plate and the width of the plate is the same as the flange width of UB .

What size of fillet welds are required to attach a 16 mm flat plate hanger to the bottom flange of a UB 457 x 152 x 74 so that the full tensile capacity of the hanger may be developed ? Calculate the effective width (beff) of the weld. Assume the use of S355 steel for UB and the plate and the width of the plate is the same as the flange width of UB .

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Author:Segui, William T.

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Chapter7: Simple Connections

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Problem 7.11.10P

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