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Side Seat Bracket Design

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WiSEiwish

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Hello folks,

I'm wondering if there are any design references for the design of a stiffened seat bracket that is connected to the flange of a column and is used to support a beam running parallel to the flange. It is like the case in AISC 13th (10-93) except the beam to be supported is running into the page.

I am designing a beam to support the weight of cladding above a louver and I am running horizontal tubes from column to column to be supported on seats at each column.
 
I don't know if there are any design references. I doubt it as there seems to be nothing unusual about it. Why would you be seeking references?

BA
 
Why would the seat design be any different based on the direction of the beam span? A force is a force.
 
While I agree with the design of the seat remains the same. I can see that if the column web was thin, you may have a problem with the design of the seat as it may want to "punch" through the column web. Is this what you concern is?
 
SteelPE,
Why would punching of the web be a problem? The seat is on the flange.
 
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