17 How to design Steel Connections and Joints – Lecture | Eurocode 3 Steel Design series

The Common Types of Steel Connections
Structural Steel connection types – Introduction
Steel Connections | Bolted Joint Design | Pinned Joints | Rigid Joints (Fixed) | Eurocode 3 | EN1993

This lecture introduces simple, semi-rigid and rigid steel connections and joints. Design process for joints in simple frames to Eurocode 3 is covered.

00:00 – Introduction
01:55 – Eurocode terms – Connection and Joints
03:11 – Design of Connections
05:20 – Methods of Connection
07:12 – Joints in a braced frame
08:07 – Joints in a frame with shear wall
08:53 – Column-to-base joints
09:45 – Beam-to-column joints
12:58 – Resistance Tables
14:09 – Rigid frames
18:02 – Design of Simple Joints to Eurocode 3

Watch Eurocode 3 Lecture series:
Design of Steel Structures – Detailed design basic
Part 18 – Steel Design – Connections and joints Tutorial

Design of Steel Structures – Detailed design advanced
Part 19 – Steel Design – Plate girders Lecture
Part 20 – Steel Design – Plate girders Tutorial
Part 21 – Steel Design – Steel-concrete composite beam Lecture
Part 22 – Steel Design – Steel-concrete composite beam Tutorial
Part 23– Steel Design – Lateral stability of steel buildings Lecture – I
Part 24– Steel Design – Lateral stability of steel buildings Lecture – II
Part 25– Steel Design – Lateral stability of steel buildings Tutorial – I
Part 26– Steel Design – Lateral stability of steel buildings Tutorial – II

Design of Steel Structures – Concept and scheme design
Part 27– Steel Design – Concept and scheme design Lecture – I
Part 28– Steel Design – Concept and scheme design Lecture – II
Part 29 – Steel Design – Concept and scheme design Tutorial – I
Part 30 – Steel Design – Concept and scheme design Tutorial – II

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Copyright: Dr Jawed Qureshi holds the copyright to this lecture series. The equation and table numbers are directly taken from Eurocode 0 and Eurocode 3 to help structural engineers and students use them directly in their calculation sheets. The lecture material is developed by Dr Qureshi, who holds a PhD in steel -concrete composite structures from The University of Leeds and has a prior teaching experience at The University of Warwick. He is currently working at a London University as a senior lecturer.

Acknowledgement: Dr Qureshi would like to thank Professor Toby Mottram, University of Warwick for his kind support and advice in preparing this lecture series.

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[melesedemissie]

nice explanation. If you have excel sheet for end plate connection, please share it.

[A_struggle]

Hi, is partially threaded bolt better than fully threaded bolts as far as design strength of connection is considered, as the area of fully threaded bolts will be less than the shank of partially threaded bolts