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Design an all-bolted double-angle connection for a W18×65 A992 beam to carry a dead load reaction...

Design an all-bolted double-angle connection for a W18×65 A992 beam to carry a dead load reaction of 15 kips and a live load reaction of 45 kips. Use 5/16 in. A36 angles and 3/4 in. A325-N bolts in standard holes. The uncoped beam is connected to the flange of a W14×109 A992 column. Design by LRFD.

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