Understanding Steel Beam to Beam Connection Details | steel fabrication | 3d animation

A beam to beam shear connection is a type of connection used to join two steel beams together, allowing them to transfer loads and resist bending moments. Bolted connections use high-strength bolts to connect the two beams together. A steel plate, also known as a fin plate or end plate, is typically used to join the two beams. The plate is bolted to one beam, and then bolts are inserted through the plate and into the other beam.

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[anteconfig]

When constructing a steel frame, would one ever cut two I-beams at 45 degrees so that they could do a 90 degree turn with them? When would something like this make sense?

[ezhilarasan]

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[venkatesh]

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