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Steel Beam and Girder Bearing

Materials

Steel Metal (misc.)

Elements

Columns Beams Roofs Decks Connections / Plates

Connections

Welded Connection Bolted Connection

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A steel column supports a steel cap plate at its top, carrying a five-inch deep joist bearing end and a seven-and-a-half-inch deep girder bearing end secured with two three-quarter-inch diameter A325 erection bolts each. A steel beam connects to the column via a shear tab, with its flange coped around the cap plate. Stabilizer plates measuring three-eighths by six by six inches with thirteen-sixteenths-inch diameter holes are provided typically at joists, and three-quarter by six by six-inch plates are provided typically at girders, welded with three-sixteenths-inch fillets. Bottom chords remain left unwelded to the stabilizer plate unless noted otherwise.

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