Angle Connection, Double-Sided (3-D SE)

"Civil Engineering functions" docking window > Steel Engineering > Connections > Front side to web/flange side > Angle connection, double-sided (1306)

Use this function to connect two beams by angle steels to a third beam. Each of the two angle connections can be user-defined or according to DAST. For DAST connections you can choose between

Type IW connections
The beam to be connected will be shortened, lengthened and/or notched automatically if required.

Type IG connections
The beams abut and will be connected by means of angle steels.

The function can be applied to parallel and perpendicular flanges.

First, select the first beam to be connected (allowed are I-, L-, U-, T- or Z-beams).

Then, select the second beam to be connected (allowed are I-, L-, U- T- or Z-beams).

Select the target beam to which the connections are to be made (allowed are I-beams).

The Angle connection, double-sided (1306) dialogue window will be displayed.

The dialogue window is largely operated in the same way as the Angle connection, one-sided (1305) dialogue window.

Please note:

A maximum of 6 Bolting groups are created for this angle connection. The assigning of these bolting sets depends on the settings on the Boltings tab.

It also depends on the settings on the Boltings tab how the angle connection will be inserted into the part structure. The table shown below is meant to illustrate this on the basis of the following drawing:

1st beam	2nd beam	3rd beam	Assignment	Structure
Workshop	Workshop	Site	Loose part	The L-brackets are assigned to the assembly of the 1st or 2nd beam, respectively. The bolting groups are assigned to a separate structure assembly called Loose parts. Structure
Workshop	Workshop	Site	Assembly	The L-brackets and the boltings on the 1st and 2nd beam are assigned to the assembly of the 1st or 2nd beam, respectively. The boltings on the 3rd beam are assigned to a structure assembly with the name Loose parts located on the same level as the 3rd beam. Structure
Workshop	Site	Site	Loose part	The L-bracket on the 1st beam are assigned to the assembly of the 1st beam. The L-brackets on the 2nd beam and all bolting groups are assigned to a structure assembly called Loose parts. Structure
Workshop	Site	Site	Assembly	The L-brackets and boltings on the 1st beam and the boltings on the 3rd beam are assigned to the assembly of the 1st beam. The L-brackets and boltings on the 2nd beam are assigned to a structure assembly called Loose parts located on the same level as the 2nd beam. Structure
Site	Workshop	Site	Loose part	The L-beams on the 2nd beam are assigned to the assembly of the 2nd beam.The L-brackets on the 1st beam and all bolting groups are assigned to a structure assembly called Loose parts.
Site	Workshop	Site	Assembly	The L-brackets and boltings on the 2nd beam and the boltings on the 3rd beam are assigned to the assembly of the 2nd beam. The L-brackets and boltings on the 1st beam are assigned to a structure assembly called Loose parts located on the same level as the 1st beam.
Site	Site	Workshop	Loose part	All L-brackets are assigned to the assembly of the 3rd beam. All bolting groups are assigned to a structure assembly called Loose parts. Structure
Site	Site	Workshop	Assembly	The L-brackets and boltings on the 3rd beam are assigned to the assembly of the 3rd beam. The boltings on the 1st and 2nd beam are assigned to a structure assembly called Loose parts. Structure
Site	Site	Site	-	All L-brackets and all bolting groups are assigned to a structure assembly called den Loose Teile. Structure

1st beam

2nd beam

3rd beam

Assignment

Structure

Workshop

Site

Loose part

The L-brackets are assigned to the assembly of the 1st or 2nd beam, respectively. The bolting groups are assigned to a separate structure assembly called Loose parts.

Workshop

Site

Assembly

The L-brackets and the boltings on the 1st and 2nd beam are assigned to the assembly of the 1st or 2nd beam, respectively. The boltings on the 3rd beam are assigned to a structure assembly with the name Loose parts located on the same level as the 3rd beam.

Workshop

Site

Loose part

The L-bracket on the 1st beam are assigned to the assembly of the 1st beam. The L-brackets on the 2nd beam and all bolting groups are assigned to a structure assembly called Loose parts.

Workshop

Site

Assembly

The L-brackets and boltings on the 1st beam and the boltings on the 3rd beam are assigned to the assembly of the 1st beam. The L-brackets and boltings on the 2nd beam are assigned to a structure assembly called Loose parts located on the same level as the 2nd beam.

Site

Workshop

Site

Loose part

The L-beams on the 2nd beam are assigned to the assembly of the 2nd beam.The L-brackets on the 1st beam and all bolting groups are assigned to a structure assembly called Loose parts.

Site

Workshop

Site

Assembly

The L-brackets and boltings on the 2nd beam and the boltings on the 3rd beam are assigned to the assembly of the 2nd beam. The L-brackets and boltings on the 1st beam are assigned to a structure assembly called Loose parts located on the same level as the 1st beam.

Site

Workshop

Loose part

All L-brackets are assigned to the assembly of the 3rd beam. All bolting groups are assigned to a structure assembly called Loose parts.

Site

Workshop

Assembly

The L-brackets and boltings on the 3rd beam are assigned to the assembly of the 3rd beam. The boltings on the 1st and 2nd beam are assigned to a structure assembly called Loose parts.

Site

All L-brackets and all bolting groups are assigned to a structure assembly called den Loose Teile.

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