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Shear Flow Weld Design
Learn how to design welds in welded profiles, with step-by-step calculations for shear flow demands and weld capacities per AISC 360
Moment Frame Design
Moment frames are a vital part of structural engineering, offering a robust and flexible solution for lateral load resistance.
Web Panel-Zone Shear (AISC 360)
When designing steel moment connections, ensuring the column web can transfer the applied forces is critical.
End Beam-Column Moment Connection (AISC 360)
Check connections for flange local bending, web local yielding, web local crippling, web sidesway buckling, and web compression buckling.
Circular Fillet Weld Design (AISC 360)
Weld design plays a critical role in ensuring the strength and stability of structural connections.
Eccentric Spread Footing Design (ACI 318)
Bearing pressure demands, critical section bending, shear forces, and the evaluation of sliding, overturning, flexural and shear capacities.
Wide Flange Section Properties
When designing steel structures, accurately determining the section properties of built-up steel members is crucial.
Reinforcement Detailing & Development Lengths (ACI 318)
Reinforcement detailing is a critical component of concrete design, directly influencing the strength and durability of structural elements.
Single Plate Shear Tab Design
Designing steel single plate shear tab connections is a fundamental aspect of structural engineering, ensuring reliable load transfers.
Double Angle (2L) Shear Tab Design
Designing double angle shear tabs is a vital component of structural engineering, providing support and stability in steel structures.
Concrete Column Axial Design (ACI 318)
Designing a concrete column according to ACI 318 standards is a fundamental aspect of structural concrete design.
Pole Foundation Design (IBC 1807.3)
Designing a pole foundation involves meticulous calculations to ensure stability and compliance with building codes such as the Internationa
Steel Brace Design (Uniform Force Method Welded Gusset Plate)
Designing steel braces with welded gusset plate connections with the uniform force method is a critical aspect of structural engineering.
Point Load on Beam Flange
This post explores two methods (Simplified Cantilever Method and Yield Line Theory) of checking point loads on beam flanges.
Concrete Shear Wall Design (ACI 318)
Concrete shear wall design is a cornerstone of modern structural engineering, crucial for enhancing the lateral stability of buildings.
Prying Action (AISC 360)
Prying action is when the deformation of a connecting element under a tensile force increases the tensile force in the bolt.
Concrete Beam Design (ACI 318)
Concrete beams are essential components in construction, providing crucial support and structural integrity to buildings and infrastructure.
Understanding Shear and Moment Diagrams in Structural Engineering
Shear and moment diagrams are foundational tools used to determine the internal forces within beams.
Composite Beam Flexural Design (AISC 360)
Composite beams (steel beams with an integrated concrete deck) are used extensively in modern construction.
Single Angle Flexural Design
In structural engineering, single angles are widely used as members in various steel applications.
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