Aluminum Design | Tension Design Considering Reduced Cross-Sectional Area (such as Hole Weakening)
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You know for sure that when connecting tension-loaded components with bolted connections, you need to consider the cross-section reduction due to the bolt holes in the ultimate limit state design. The structural analysis programs also have a solution for this. In the Aluminum Design add-on, you can enter a member local section reduction for this. Enter the reduction of the cross-section as an absolute value or as a percentage of the total area at all relevant locations.
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The Aluminum Design add-on designs aluminum members for the ultimate and serviceability limit states according to various standards.
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The Aluminum Design add-on designs aluminum members for the ultimate and serviceability limit states according to various standards.
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