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Taylor and Francis Design Of Welded Steel Structures Principles And Practice by GHOSH U K
Design of Welded Steel Structures: Principles and Practice provides a solid foundation of theoretical and practical knowledge necessary for the design of welded steel structures. The book begins by explaining the basics of arc welding, describing the salient features of modern arc welding processes as well as the types and characteristics of welded joints, their common defects, and recommended remedial measures. The text then:
• Addresses the analysis and design of welded structures
• Explores the design of joints in respect to common welded steel structures
• Identifies the cost factors involved in welded steelwork
Design of Welded Steel Structures: Principles and Practice draws not only from the author’s own experience, but also from the vast pool of research conducted by distinguished engineers around the globe. Detailed bibliographies are included at the end of each chapter.
Key Features:-
• Provides a solid foundation of theoretical and practical knowledge necessary for the design of welded steel structures
• Discusses arc welding technology, commonly used welded joints, welded joint quality, and welded steel structure economy
• Includes detailed bibliographies at the end of each chapter
Table of Contents
Electric Arc Welding Processes
Introduction
Manual Metal Arc Welding
Metal-Active Gas Welding
Submerged Arc Welding
Stud Welding
Control of Welding Parameters
Selection Criteria of Welding Process
Safety Aspects
Bibliography
Welded Joints
Introduction
Types of Welds
Types of Welded Joints
Heat-Affected Zone
Interacting Variables
Residual Stresses
Bibliography
Defects in Welded Joints
Introduction
Defects in Welds
Defects in HAZ
Concluding Remarks
Bibliography
Control of Welding Distortion
Introduction
Basic Causes of Distortion
Types of Distortion
Control of Distortion
Concluding Remarks
Bibliography
Brittle Fracture
Introduction
Factors Influencing Brittle Fracture
Prevention of Brittle Fracture
Learning from Failures
Concluding Remarks
Bibliography
Quality Control and Inspection
Introduction
Documentation
Materials
Welding Procedure
Skill of Welders and Operators
Layouts, Templates, Markings, Jigs, and Fixtures
Weld Preparation, Fit-Up, and Assembly
Inspection Personnel
Inspection
Concluding Remarks
Bibliography
Design Considerations for Welded Joints
Introduction
Layout, Locations of Joints, and Make Up of Sections
Weldability of the Material
Load Conditions
Joint Types
Weld Types
Weld Size
Edge Preparations
Ease of Fabrication and Inspection
Concluding Remarks
Bibliography
Design of Welded Joints
Introduction
Butt Weld
Fillet Weld
Concluding Remarks
Bibliography
Fatigue in Welded Joints
Introduction
Fatigue Crack
Design
Environmental Effects
Prevention of Fatigue Cracks
Improvement of Welded Joints
Concluding Remarks
Bibliography
Beams and Columns
Introduction
Beams
Columns
Connections
Castellated Beam
Bibliography
Plate Girders
Introduction
Flanges
Web
Web-to-Flange Welds
Transverse Stiffeners
Stiffener-to-Web Welds
Stiffener-to-Flange Welds
Splices
Bibliography
Portal Frames
Introduction
Types of Portal Frames
Knee and Apex Joints
Rafter Site Joints
Bases
Bibliography
Trusses and Lattice Girders Using Rolled Sections
Introduction
Typical Usage
Advantages of Welded Roof Truss
Truss Types and Characteristics
Analysis
Connections
Bibliography
Trusses and Lattice Girders Using Hollow Sections
Introduction
Typical Examples
Advantages
Types of Hollow Sections
Material Quality
Connections
Structural Analysis and Design Parameters
Local Stress Distribution
Joint Failure Modes
Joint Capacity
Joint Reinforcement
Typical Joint Details
Economy in Fabrication
Bibliography
Orthotropic Floor System
Introduction
Advantages
Structural Behavior
Analysis
Typical Details
Distortion
Corrosion Protection
Bibliography
Economy in Welded Steelwork
Introduction
Mechanics of Costing
Factors Affecting Welding Costs
Concluding Remarks
Bibliography
About the Author
Utpal K. Ghosh worked, among others, with Freeman Fox and Partners, London; Sir William Arrol & Co. Ltd., Glasgow, Scotland; and Braithwaite Burn & Jessop Construction Co. Ltd., Kolkata, India, after graduating in civil engineering in 1954 from Bengal Engineering College, Shibpur, Calcutta University (currently Indian Institute of Engineering Science and Technology). Subsequently, he set up his own practice as a consulting engineer. During his long career, he participated in the planning, design, fabrication, erection, and overall management of a wide variety of projects, such as bridges and industrial structures, which included new construction as well as repair and rehabilitation work. He has worked on projects in several countries, including the United Kingdom, New Zealand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, and India. He has published a number of articles and is the author of two books titled Design and Construction of Steel Bridges and Repair and Rehabilitation of Steel Bridges. He is a Chartered Engineer, a Fellow of the Institution of Engineers (India), a Member of the Institution of Civil Engineers (UK), and a Member of the Institution of Structural Engineers (UK).