Rivet Joint Design with Gusset Plates - Aluminium Bridge Structure

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The discussion focuses on rivet joint designs with gusset plates specifically for aluminum bridge structures. Participants recommend consulting resources such as the AISC report on seismic behavior and emphasize the importance of standard design manuals from engineering institutes. Phil seeks detailed information on suitable designs for aluminum angle and strip, highlighting the need for reliable references in structural engineering.

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Hi,

Im in desperate need of a good link where i can read up about rivet joint designs with gusset plates etc. (specifically i need to know suitbale designs for a bridge structure made from aluminium angle and strip) however general information would be just as good. Thanks in advance for the help guys...this would be very much appreciated. :smile:

Phil
 
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Here is a report on the seismic behavior of riveted gusset design.

http://www.aisc.org/Content/ContentGroups/Documents/Steel_Tips1/144_dec_98.pdf

I may not be what you're looking for, but it does have references.

Usually, there are specific manuals from engineering or construction societies/institutes which would provide standard designs.

AISC = American Institute of Steel Construction
 
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