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The Structural Engineer > Archive > Volume 92 (2014) > Issues > Issue 8 > Composite and Steel Construction compendium. Part 8: Bolted steel connections
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Composite and Steel Construction compendium. Part 8: Bolted steel connections

This article discusses connection behaviour, design methodology and the classifications given in BS EN 1993-1-8. Connection design for structural integrity and the use of preloaded assemblies are introduced. Challenges connected with multi-member or unorthodox connections are also discussed.

Author(s): Steel Construction Institute (SCI)

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