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SPECIFICATION FOR STRUCTURAL STEEL BUILDINGS
Chapter A. General Provisions
+ Updated referenced standards, new bolt/material standards
+ New: Table A3.1-—-Listed Materials
* Revised: Section A4, Structural Design Documents
and Specifications
* New: Section A5, Approvals
Chapter B. Design Requirements
* Revised: Section B3.10, Ponding
« New: Section B8, Dimensional Tolerances
10 Chapter C. Design for Stability 2022
SPECIFICATION FOR STRUCTURAL STEEL BUILDINGS
Chapter D. Design of Members for Tension
. feyees Table D3.1, Cases 5 and 6, round HSS and rectangular
Chapter E. Design of Members for Compression
+ New: Section E4, Provisions for doubly symmetric, I-shapes, with
lateral bracing offset from shear center
Chapter F. Design of Members for Flexure
+ Clarification: Section F13.1, holes in the tension flange
Chapter G. Design of Members for Shear
+ New: Permits tension field action in end panels
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SPECIFICATION FOR STRUCTURAL STEEL BUILDINGS
Chapter H. Design of Members for Combined Forces and Torsion
* Revised: Section H3.2, HSS subject to biaxial bending and shear
Chapter I. Design of Composite Members
+ New: Addresses concrete-filled composite plate shear walls
composed of structural steel plates, ties, steel anchors, and structural
concrete acting together
Chapter J. Design of Connections
+ Revised: Requirements related to use of low-hydrogen electrodes
+ Revised: Directional strength increase, transversely loaded fillet welds.
+ New: An alternative bolt tensile strength provision is added
12 13
2022
SPECIFICATION FOR STRUCTURAL STEEL BUILDINGS
Chapter K. Additional Requirements for HSS and Box-Section
Connections
* Added limit states for rectangular HSS moment connections
Chapter L. Design for Serviceability
Chapter M. Fabrication and Erection
Chapter N. Quality Control and Quality Assurance
+ New: Addresses coating inspection personnel requirements
+ New: Minimum requirements for shop/field applied coatings
JAN
SONSY: 2022
SPECIFICATION FOR STRUCTURAL STEEL BUILDINGS
Appendix 1. Design by Advanced Analysis
Appendix 2. Design of Filled Composite Members (High Strength)
+ Ponding removed from Appendix 2
Appendix 3. Fatigue
Appendix 4. Structural Design for Fire Conditions
+ New: Temperature-dependent stress-strain equations from
Eurocode to provide material properties for steel at elevated
temperatures
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SPECIFICATION FOR STRUCTURAL STEEL BUILDINGS
Appendix 4. Structural Design for Fire Conditions (continued)
+ New: Prescriptive steel fire protection design equations based on
ASTM E119
+ New: Provisions for compressive strength, concrete-filled
composite columns and composite plate shear walls
Appendix 5. Evaluation of Existing Structures
Appendix 6. Member Stability Bracing
Appendix 7. Alternative Methods of Design for Stability
Appendix 8. Approximate Second-Order Analysis
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+ Revised: Referenced Standards
+ New: Table A3.1--Listed Materials
+ Revised: Section A4, Structural Design Documents and
Specifications
+ New: Section AS, Approvals
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and Standards
Updated Existing Standards:
2022 ANSI/AISC 303
2022 ASCE/SEI 7
2020 AWS D1.1/D1.1M
2020 RCSC Specification for Structural Joints Using High-
Strength Bolts
2019 ACI 318 (ACI 318M)
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and Standards
New Referenced Standards:
+ AISI S923-20, Test Standard for Determining the Strength and
Stiffness of Shear Connections of Composite Members
+ AISI S924-20, Test Standard for Determining the Effective Flexural
Stiffness of Composite Members
+ ACI 216.1-14, Code Requirements for Determining Fire Resistance
of Concrete and Masonry Construction Assemblies
INSYSINOD 7:
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+ ASTM F3148-17a, Standard Specification for High Strength
Structural Bolt Assemblies, Steel and Alloy Steel,
Heat Treated, 144 ksi Minimum Tensile Strength, Inch Dimensions Section A3. Material
TABLE A3.1
Listed Materials
Standard Permissible Other Limitations
Designation Grades/Strengths
(a) Hot-Rolled Shapes
ASTM A36/A36M - -
ASTM A529/A529M | Gr. 50 [345] or Gr. 55
[380]
ASTM A572/A572M | Gr. 42 [290], Gr. 50 Type 1, 2, or 3
[345], Gr. 55 [380], Gr.
60 [415], or Gr. 65 [450]
ASTM AS88/A588M - -
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Structural design documents and _ specifications issued for
construction of all or a portion of the work shall be clearly legible and
drawn to an identified scale that is appropriate to clearly convey the
information.
1. Structural Design Documents and Specifications Issued for
Construction
2. Structural Design Documents and Specifications Issued for
Any Purpose
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BONSYSANO: Section A4. Structural Design Documents and Specifications
1. Structural Design Documents and Specifications Issued for
Construction
Structural design documents and specifications shall be based on
the consideration of the design loads, forces, and deformations to
be resisted by the structural frame ...and give the following
information...:
(a) Information as required by the applicable building code
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(b) Statement of the method of design used: LRFD or ASD 2
(c) Section, size, material grade, and location of all members | —
(d) All geometry and work points necessary for layout a
(e) Column base, floor, and roof elevation
off)... Ete. Section A4. Structural Design Documents and Specifications
1. Structural Design Documents and Specifications Issued for
Construction (continued)
(f) Column centers and offsets
(g) Identification of the lateral force-resisting system and
connecting diaphragm elements that provide for lateral
strength and stability in the completed structure
(h) Design provisions for initial imperfections, if different than
specified in Chapter C for stability design
(j) Ete...
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23 Section A4. Structural Design Documents and Specifications
1. Structural Design Documents and Specifications /ssued for
Construction
When structural steel connection design is delegated, the design
documents and specifications shall include:
(a) Design requirements for the delegated design
(b) Requirements for substantiating connection information
24 25
Section A4. Structural Design Documents and Specifications
2. Structural Design Documents and Specifications Issued for
Any Purpose
Structural design documents and specifications shall be clearly
identified by the EOR with the intended purpose and date of
issuance before being released by any party for the purpose of
bidding or as the basis for a contract.
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The engineer of record (EOR) or registered design professional in
responsible charge, as applicable, shall require submission of
approval documents and shall review and approve, reject, or
provide review comments on the approval documents.
When structural steel connection design is delegated to a licensed
engineer working with the fabricator, the EOR shall require
submission of the substantiating connection information and shall
review the information submitted for compliance with the
information requested. The review shall confirm the following:
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(b)
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The substantiating connection information has been
prepared by a licensed engineer
The substantiating connection information conforms to
the design documents and specifications
The connection design work conforms to the design intent
of the EOR on the overall project CHAPTER B. DESIGN REQUIREMENTS
Section B3.10 Design for Ponding
... Ponding stability and strength analysis shall consider the effect of the
deflections of the roof’s structural framing under all applicable loads
present at the onset of ponding and the subsequent accumulation of
rainwater and snowmelt.
The nominal strength and resistance or safety factors for the applicable
limit states are specified in Chapters D through K.
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28 CHAPTER B. DESIGN REQUIREMENTS — NEW
Section B8. Dimensional Tolerances
The provisions in this Specification are based on the assumption that
dimensional tolerances provided in the Code of Standard Practice, and
in the ASTM standards provided in Section A3.1a, are satisfied. Where
larger tolerances are permitted, the effects of such tolerances shall be
considered.
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+ Overview of Chapters D thru N, Appendix 2 and 4
+ Other 2022 AISC Standards
+ 16" Ed. Manual Color Reveal
+ Assessment Question
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DESIGN OF MEMBERS FOR TENSION
Available tensile strength, ,P,, or P,/Q,
Tensile yielding
Tensile rupture
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Shear Lag Factors for Connections
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Description of Element ‘Shear Lag Factor, U Examples
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[Round and Rectangular HSS @ 2”
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through slots in the HSS
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Shear Lag Factors for Connections
to Tension Members
Case Description of Element. ‘Shear Lag Factor, U Examples
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Based on: 1923
Specification
# Printings:
10
# Pages:
392
Cost:
$1.50 CHAPTER E. DESIGN OF MEMBERS FOR COMPRESSION
Section E4. “Constrained Axis Torsional Buckling’—Doubly
Symmetric I-Shapes
Shear center
Lateral bracing resulting in twist about shear center
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(d) For doubly symmetric |-shaped members with minor axis lateral
bracing offset from the shear center
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38 center, the elastic buckling stress, F., shall be determined by analysis.’ CHAPTER F. DESIGN OF MEMBERS FOR FLEXURE
Section F13. Proportions of Beams And Girders
1. Strength Reductions for Members with Bolt Holes in the
Tension Flange
These provisions apply only to bolt holes.
This section applies to rolled or built-up shapes and cover-plated
beams with standard and oversize bolt holes or short- and long-
slotted bolt holes paraile/ to the direction of load, proportioned on
the basis of flexural strength of the gross section.
Dexter and Altstadt, 2004; Yuan et al., 2004 CHAPTER G. DESIGN OF MEMBERS FOR SHEAR
Tension field action permitted in end panels- NEW
Vp OF VQ,
L-Shapes, h/t, < 2.24: , = 1.00 and Q, = 1.50
All other I-Shapes & other shapes: , = 0.90 and Q, = 1.67
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Section G2.1. Shear Strength of Webs
Section G2.2. Shear Strength of Interior Web Panels with a/h <3 a
Considering Tension Field Action d
interior panels, 1961 to 2016
tension-field action permitted
2 \svorse stiffeners
end panels, tension-field
‘action not permitted Section G2.3. Shear Strength of End Web Panels with a/h <3
Considering Tension Field Action—NWEW
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P Assumed plastic mechanism in end panel Section G2.3. Shear Strength of End Web Panels with a/h <3
Considering Tension Field Action--NEW
(a) The nominal shear strength for |-shaped members with
flange areas in the end panel, V,,, is
1-Gv2 | (G2-12)
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Considering Tension Field Action—NVEW
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Considering Tension Field Action—VEW
(b) The nominal shear strength for |-shaped members with
lange areas in the end panel shall be determined by
analysis
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flange areas is discussed in the Commentary.
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“Shear Resistance of End Panels in Steel and Steel-Composite Plate Girders,” DESIGN OF COMPOSITE MEMBERS
* Chapter I: New reinforcing steel requirements--concrete filled |=
beams and columns and concrete encased beams
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members . a CHAPTER I. DESIGN OF COMPOSITE MEMBERS
ACI 318-19 defers to AISC 360 for general design of composite
beams and columns.
Section I1. General Provisions
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(a) Concrete and steel reinforcement material limitations shall be as
specified in Section 11.3.
(b) Longitudinal and transverse reinforcement requirements shall be
as specified in Sections 12 and |3 in addition to those specified in ACI
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+ 3ksi< fe < 10 ksi, normal weight concrete
+ FS 75ksi
+ Fys$ 80 ksi
User Note: Appendix 2 includes equations for determining the available
strength of rectangular filled composite members {outside these limits}...
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(HIGH-STRENGTH)--NEW
Rectangular filled composite members
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Normal weight concrete only: 10 ksi < fg < 15 ksi
Structural steel: 75 ksi < Fy< 100 ksi
Compression steel elements: b/t < 5.00 /E/Fy
Longitudinal reinforcement not required; if provided, not included in
available strength _calculations; minimum
requirements of Sections [2.2a and I3.4a apply
Lai et al. (2018) & Alghossoon et.al. (2020)
reinforcement
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Reinforcing Steel Provisions- NEW
Sections 12.2 & 13.4. Filled Composite Axial & Flexural Members
* Minimum longitudinal reinforcement is not required.
However, if provided, minimum transverse reinforcement is required.
Ties or hoops: No. 3 at 12 in. maximum on center or
No. 4 or larger at 16 in. maximum on center
Deformed wire or welded wire of equivalent area is permitted.
+ If longitudinal reinforcing steel is provided for strength, maximum p.,
is based on ACI 318 for gross area of concrete (0.08A,)
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Section 13.3. Encased Composite Beams
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Requires continuous longitudinal bars and
transverse reinforcement (stirrups, ties, hoops, spirals)
Detailing of longitudinal reinforcement: ACI 318
Transverse reinforcement that consists of stirrups, ties, or hoops:
No. 3 at 12 in. maximum on center or
No. 4 or larger at 16 in. maximum on center
Deformed wire or welded wire of equivalent area is permitted.
Minimum reinforcement ratio for continuous _ longitudinal
reinforcement:
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s> 1.5d,
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Concrete Filled Composite Plate Shear Walls (CPSW)-NEW
Planar wall with semi-circular boundary elements and tie bars CHAPTER I. DESIGN OF COMPOSITE MEMBERS
Concrete Filled Composite Plate Shear Walls (CPSW)--NEW
AISC Design Guide 38, SpeedCore Systems for Steel Structures
AISC Design Guide 32, Modular Steel-Plate Composite Walls for
Safety-Related Nuclear Facilities
Varma et al. (2019): “Steel Modules of Composite Plate Shear
Walls: Behavior, Stability, and Design,” Thin-Walled Structures
Zhang et al. (2020), “Steel-Plate Composite (SC) Walls: Behavior
and Design and Behavior for Axial Compressive Loading,” Journal
of Structural Engineering
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Section I1.6. General Requirements
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Opposing steel plates connected using ties
Steel plates are anchored to concrete using ties/anchors
Walls without flange plates or boundary elements are
prohibited
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Section 11.5. Effective Stiffness
Flexural: (EDeg = Esls+0.35EI2 (1-1)
Axial: (EA)ep = EA, +0ASE-A. (11-2)
Shear: (GBA)eg =GrAwy +GeA- (11-3)
Stiffness reduction parameter, t, = 1.0, used in Chapter C with direct
analysis method
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Section 12.3. Compressive Strength: 4,P,,or P,/Q,
When = $2.25 Pro
Py =Pro [oss | (12-2)
When Fee 2.25
P, = 0.877P, (12-3)
where
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Section 12.3. Tensile Strength: 4,P,, or P,/Q,
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P, = AsFy (12-16)
$= 0.90 (LRFD) ,= 1.67 (ASD)
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Section 13.5. Flexural Strength: 4,M, or M,/Q,,
No consideration of local buckling effects
M,, determined in accordance with Section 11.2, using
o Plastic stress distribution method
o Strain compatibility method
o Elastic stress distribution method
o Effective stress-strain method
where
by = 0.90 (LRFD) Q, = 1.67 (ASD)
60 Concrete Filled Composite Plate Shear Walls (CPSW)--NEW
Section 14.4. in!Plane Shear Strength: 4,V,, or V,/2,
Ks +Kse
Vp = est Ase Aw Fy (1d:
"eke+Ky 42)
$,=0.90(LRFD) 9, = 1.67 (ASD)
where
Asw = area of steel plates in the direction of in-plane shear
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* Define “weld access hole”
+ References to AWS D1.1 and RCSC Specification
+ Procedure—increased effective throat for fillet welds, and PJP &
flare groove welds
* Table J2.4, Minimum Fillet Welds: non-low-hydrogen electrodes
must be single pass weld
+ Revised directional strength increase for transversely loaded fillet
welds
+ Revised designations of bolt strength groups
+ Added Group 144 (ASTM F3148) bolts
6 An alternative bolt tensile strength is provided CHAPTER J. DESIGN OF CONNECTIONS
Glossary term-NEW
Weld access hole. An opening that permits access for welding,
backgouging, or for insertion of backing.
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AWS D1.1/D1.1M: 2020, Structural Welding Code—Stee!l
RCSC Specification for Structural Joints Using High-Strength Bolts,
2020
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Section J2. Welds and Welded Joints
Welding shall conform to the provisions of the Structural Welding Code—Steel
(AWS D1.1/D1.1M), hereafter referred to as AWS D1.1/D1.1M, except where
those provisions differ from this Specification. This Specification governs where
provisions differ from AWS D1.1/D1.1M.
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that differ from AISC Specification provisions are shown in the Commentary.
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TABLE J2.4
Minimum Size of Fillet Welds
Material Thickness of Minimum Size of
Thinner Part Joined, in. (mm) Fillet Weld,'! in. (mm)
To 1/4 (6) inclusive 1/8 (3)
Over 1/4 (6) to 1/2 (13) 3/16 (5)
Over 1/2 (13) to 3/4 (19) 1/4 (6)
Over 3/4 (19) 5/16 (8
'l Leg dimension of fillet welds.
ingle pass welds must be used.
Note: See Section J2.2b for maximum size of fillet welds. Section J2. Welds and Welded Joints
Section J2.4. Available Strength for Fillet Welds
6R, and R,JQ
= 0.75 and Q = 2.00
Rn = FrvAweKas (J2-4)
where
Awe = effective area of weld
Fy = nominal stress of weld metal
kg, = directional strength increase factor
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(1) For fillet welds where strain compatibility of the various weld
elements is considered
kgs =(1.0 + 0.50sin'50) (J2-5)
(2) For fillet welds to the ends of rectangular HSS loaded in tension
ky =1.0
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Group 120: ASTM F3125/F3125M Grades A325, A325M, F1852
and ASTM A354 Grade BC- formerly Group A
Group 150: ASTM F3125/F3125M Grades A490, A490M, F2280
and ASTM A354 Grade BD — formerly Group B
Group 200: ASTM F3043 and F3111 — formerly Group C
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Group 120: ASTM F3125/F3125M Grades A325, A325M, F1852
and ASTM A354 Grade BC- formerly Group A
Group 144: ASTM F3148 Grade 144--NEW
Group 150: ASTM F3125/F3125M Grades A490, A490M, F2280
and ASTM A354 Grade BD — formerly Group B
Group 200: ASTM F3043 and F3111 — formerly Group C
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Group 144: ASTM F3148 Grade 144
+ Fixed-spline drive bolting assembly; tension control
+ Mechanical galvanizing & some zinc/aluminum coatings
permitted
+ Same bolt pretension as Group 150
+ Combined method of installation: See RCSC Specification
+ Similar to turn of the nut method
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TABLE J3.2
Nominal Strength of Fasteners and
Threaded Parts, ksi (MPa)
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in Bearing-Type a
Connections, Fy, KSi fy
(MPayel t
Threads | Threads 2
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Strength, Fn, ksi from Shear | Planes (X) ie
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of the threaded rod or bolt multiplied by the specified_minimum tensile
stress of the rod or bolt material, in lieu of the tabulated values based on a
nominal tensile stress area of 0.75 times the gross area. The tensile stress
72 area shall be calculated in accordance with the applicable ASTM standard 3
CHAPTER K. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR HSS AND BOX-
SECTION CONNECTIONS
+ Added limit states in Table K4.2 for rectangular HSS moment
connections: Chord sidewall local yielding (out-of-plane bending) &
sidewall local yielding (in-plane bending)
+ Effective width: local yielding and shear yielding (punching shear)
+ Revised equations: chord stress interaction parameter, Q, CHAPTER M. FABRICATION AND ERECTION
Section M1. _ Fabrication and Erection Documents
1. Fabrication Documents for Steel Construction-NEW
Fabrication documents shall indicate the work to be performed and
shall include items required by the applicable building code and the
following, as applicable:
(a) Locations of pretensioned bolts
(b) Locations of Class A, or higher, faying surfaces
(c) Weld access hole dimensions, surface profile, and finish
requirements
(d) Nondestructive testing (NDT) where performed by the
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3ONSY: Section M1. Fabrication and Erection Documents
2. Erection Documents for Steel Construction—-NEW
Erection documents shall indicate the work to be performed,
and include items required by the applicable building code and
the following as applicable:
(a) Locations of pretensioned bolts
(b) Those joints or groups of joints in which a specific
assembly order, welding sequence, welding technique or
other special precautions are required
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+ Added quality assurance and other quality requirements related to
coatings
+ Revision related to welder identification
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Added quality requirements for surface preparations and coatings
Section N4.2. Quality Assurance (QA) Inspector Qualifications
QA coating inspection personnel qualified to the satisfaction of QA
agency's written practice. Inspector shall have documented training,
experience in coating inspection, and qualified in accordance with:
(a)NACE, Coating Inspector Program (CIP) Level 1 Certification
(b)SSPC, Protective Coatings Inspector Program (PCI) Level 1
Certification
(c)On the basis of documented training and experience in coating
application and inspection.
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Section N8. Minimum Requirements for Shop or Field Applied
Coatings—/VEW
« Applies to “coating or touch up”
+ Fabricator or erector: establishes, maintains, implements quality
control procedures
* Observation is primary method to confirm conformance
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Inspection Tasks Prior to Welding
Inspection Tasks Prior to Welding ac aA
felder qualification records and continuity records P o
PS available P P
Manufacturer certifications for welding consumables available e Pp
jaterial identification (type/grade) © °
felder identification system
Fabricator or erector, as applicable, shall maintain a system by which
a welder who has welded a joint or member can be identified.
Die stamping of members subject to fatigue shall be 7s Q
prohibited unless approved by the engineer of record.
Septet ee be fee APPENDIX 4. STRUCTURAL DESIGN FOR FIRE CONDITIONS
+ Added Eurocode temperature-dependent stress-strain equations to
provide material properties for steel at elevated temperatures.
+ Added prescriptive steel fire protection design equations and related
information based on standard ASTM E119 fire tests, from ASCE 29
and the IBC.
+ New provisions for calculating the fire resistance ratings of typical
configurations of composite plate shear walls and composite floor
slabs on steel deck
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New provisions under the Simple Methods of Analysis:
Compressive strength in concrete-filled composite columns and
composite plate shear walls
New closed-form solutions to determine member temperature as a
function of applied load in fire, and member slenderness
(compression), called “Critical temperature”
JONSYS APPENDIX 4. STRUCTURAL DESIGN FOR FIRE CONDITIONS
COMMENTARY
Portions of Appendix 4 have been taken from these sources:
* 2018 International Building Code (ICC, 2018),
+ ASCE/SEI/SFPE 29-05 Standard Calculation Methods for Structural
Fire Protection (ASCE, 2005),
* 2005 Eurocode 3: Design of Steel Structures: Part 1.2: General
Rules, Structural Fire Design (CEN, 2005b), and
+ 2005 Eurocode 4: Design of Composite Stee! and Concrete
Structures: Part 1.2: General Rules, Structural Fire Design (CEN,
2005c)
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TABLE C-A-4.1
Appendix 4 References
Specification Provisions Reference
Equations A-4-2, A-4-3, A-4-4, A-4-5, A-
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