Connections in Steel Structures

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8 Weeks
$ 750

Brief Introduction

Understand steel connection behavior and explore connections with eccentricities, concentrated forces, and moments.

Description

Connection design is a critical component of structural design. Understanding how to design steel connections for any combination of axial, shear, and moment loads is fundamental to effective building design.

This course will cover the design of steel connections with an emphasis on eccentrically loaded bolted and welded connections, moment connections, and connections transferring concentrated forces.

Students will leave this course with an in-depth knowledge of relevant limit states as well as a familiarity with the AISC360 (American Institute of Steel Construction) provisions for simple and moment connections. This course is best suited for students with an undergraduate civil engineering background including a basic steel design course and will build on these concepts.

Students will learn from a top researcher with over 20 years of experience in the field. Professor Varma focuses on teaching through exploring example problems and applications of fundamental concepts, encouraging his students to both understand the principles of composite behavior and be able to apply these concepts in realistic design scenarios.

This course is available to practicing engineers for 1.5 CEUs for learners completing the course on the verified track.

Knowledge

  • Design simple connections using standard AISC approaches
  • Evaluate eccentrically loaded bolt and weld groups using elastic and ultimate strength approaches.
  • Understand special provisions for moment and concentrated forces connections.

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$ 750
English
14th Mar, 2021
8 Weeks
Amit Varma, Sahaas Bhardwaj, Morgan Broberg
PurdueX
edX

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