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Connection Types
Topics in this section
- Directions of Force Action in Individual Connection Types
- Available Sections for Steel Connection Types
- Connection Type - Beam-Beam and Column-Beam (CM66 and Eurocode 3)
- Connection Type - Beam-Beam and Column-Beam (EC3 2005) - Scope of Calculations
- Connection Type - Column Base (CM66 and Eurocode 3)
- Connection Type - Angles (CM66 and Eurocode 3)
- Connection Type - Truss Node (CM66 and Eurocode 3)
- Connection Type - Pinned Column Base (European Code EN 1993-1-8:2005)
- Connection Type - Fixed Column Base (European Code EN 1993-1-8:2005)
- Connection Type - Beam-Column
- Connection Type - Beam-Column - Assumptions for Calculations - Eurocode 3 (EN 1993-1-8:2005)
- Connection Type - Gusset Plate (EC3 (EN 1993-1-8:2005))
- Connection Type - Tube Truss Node (Eurocode 3: 2005)
- Connection Type - Beam-Principal Beam
- Connection Type - Beam-Principal Beam - Calculation Assumptions (Eurocode 3)
- Connection Type - Splice Connections
Splice connections allow connecting two collinear elements using additional plates on webs and/or flanges. They can be standalone elements or elements of a structure. - End Plate Splice Connections for Hollow Sections
End plate splice connections allow you to connect collinear elements of tubular or rectangular hollow sections.
Parent topic: Steel Connection Design