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Rivetted Steel Plate Girder - Shear Check

Rivetted Steel Plate Girder - Shear Check

Rivetted Steel Plate Girder - Shear Check

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I am checking a riveted steel plate girder that has transverse angle stiffeners. When calculating the web shear area Aw should the hole areas in the web at the stiffeners be subtracted from the gross web area to determine shear capacity?

RE: Rivetted Steel Plate Girder - Shear Check

For your shear rupture strength check, yes, I would think so. However, I expect your shear strength to be governed by web shear buckling so it's likely a moot point.

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