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describing the configuration of the top-and-seat connection are shown in Figure 3-16. The definition of<br />

the geometric parameters used in Figure 3-16 and the corresponding geometric values of each<br />

parameter are tabulated in Table 3-4.<br />

Figure 3-16 Configuration Of Extended End-Plate Test Specimen<br />

Table 3-4 Definitions And Geometric Values Of The Top-and-Seat Specimen<br />

Variable Definition Value in. (mm)<br />

lh Length of horizontal angle legs 6 (152)<br />

lv Length of vertical angle leg 6 (152)<br />

t Angle thickness ¾ (19)<br />

bd Bolt diameter 7/8 (22)<br />

G Distance from the heel of the angle<br />

to the column bolt row<br />

2½ (64)<br />

gc Column bolt gauge 4 (102)<br />

d Beam depth 16 (406)<br />

bf Column flange width 15 7/8 (401)<br />

3.3.3 Bolted/Bolted Double Web Angle Connection<br />

A W24x104 hot-rolled beam with length of 70 in. (180 cm) was connected to a W14x159 column with<br />

length of 80 in. (200 cm). Two 15 in. (380 mm) L5x5x¾ hot-rolled angles were used to connect the beam<br />

to the column. As shown, one leg of angle is connected to the beam web using five ¾ in. high strength<br />

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