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Design of Aluminum StructureDesign of member in Tension
Strength reduction factor and safety factor LRFD design:
Strength reduction factors-building type structures f = 0.75 for tensile rupture f = 0.75 for tensile yielding ASD design for building-type structuresW = 1.95 for tensile rupture W = 1.65 for tensile yielding ASD design for bridge-type structuresW = 2.20 for tensile rupture W = 1.85 for tensile yielding
Unwelded members Normal strength of tension yielding in gross section Pn
= Fty Ag
[1] Fty: Tensile yield strength. Ag: Gross section area Normal strength of tension rupture in the net section Pn = Ftu Ae/kt [2] Ftu: Tensile ultimate strength. Ae: Effective section area. kt: Tension Coefficient in Table A3.3 of Aluminum Design Manual kt = 1.25 for 2014-T6, -T651,-T6510,-T6511, Alclad 2014-T6, -T651. 6005-T6, 6105-T5. kt = 1.1 for 6066-T6,-T6510,-T6511, 6070-T6, -T62. kt = 1.0 for all others. Note: See Aluminum Design Manual, Commentary D.3 for calculation of effective net area.
Member with longitudinal welds Normal strength of tension yielding in gross section Pn = Fty (Ag-Awz)+FtywAwz [3] Ftyw: Tensile yield strength of welded member Awz: Welded area Normal strength of tension rupture in the net section Pn = Ftu (Ae-Awz)/kt+FtuwAwz [4] Ftuw: Tensile ultimate strength of weld member.
Example:
Situation: A aluminum strap plate member in tension with two bolt holes in a building type structure.
Design data:
Plate width: 4 inch Thickness: 0.25 in Bolt hole diameter: 0.25 in Material: 6061-T6 Tensile yield strength: 35 ksi Tensile ultimate strength: 38 ksi
Requirement: determine allowable tensile strength of the strap.
Solution:
Gross area: Ag=(4)(0.25) = 1 in2. Nominal strength based on gross area: Pn = Fty Ag = (35)(1) = 35 kips Safety factor, W = 1.65 Allowable tensile strength: Pa = 35/1.65 = 21.2 kips
Net area: Ae = 1 - (0.25)(0.25)(2) = 0.875 in2. Tension coefficient, kt = 1 Nominal strength based on net area: Pn = Ftu Ae/kt = (38)(0.875)/1 = 33.2 kips Safety factor, W = 1.95 Allowable tensile strength: Pa = 35/1.95 = 17.1 kips (Govern) |
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