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Pin Loaded Holes

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Pin Loaded Holes

Pin Loaded Holes

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Does anyone know of any good reference materials for designing pin loaded holes?
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RE: Pin Loaded Holes

You could try ESDU-Structures sheet 91008, which deals with the strength of lugs.

RE: Pin Loaded Holes

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Thanks for replying but what is ESDU structures?

RE: Pin Loaded Holes

ESDU (Engineering Sciences Data Unit) is an international organization which provides validated engineering design data, methods and software for the engineer.
You can find contact addresses and telephone numbers on their web site:
www.esdu.com
Hope this is helpful.

RE: Pin Loaded Holes

AISC presents some lug design criteria in both the LRFD book (Load and Resistance Factor Design) and ASD (Allowable Stress Design).  These books are readily available and most civil engineers and a significant number of mechanicals that are involved in any structural design will have it.  In ASD, 9th edition it is located in Chapter D, page 5-40 to 5-41.

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