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Course Content
The recent growth in steel framed buildings and similar structures in Australia has been nothing short of astounding. Improved speed of construction, offsite fabrication and attention to cost efficiency have all added to excellent steel outcomes.
The flexibility for site assembly and fabrication efficiencies developed through the use of bolted connections are a significant component of steel’s renaissance as a building material of choice. This course establishes the solutions possible through pragmatic standardized connection design and explains the cost efficiencies of bolted connections. A particular focus on design and installation to realise this efficiency and provide safe, structurally sound designs underpins the course.
A thorough understanding of connection design and cost efficiencies is a fundamental component of your continuing professional development in structural steel design, important to transfer into your business environment and a significant differentiator for your organization when discussing solutions with your clients.
Course Outline
- Australian context
- Bolt types and terminology
- AS 4100 / AS/NZS 1252 context
- Bolt strength fundamentals
- Bolt installation
- Bolted connection behaviour and design
- Connection design models
- Compliance and bolting
For more detail, view the Introductory lesson below, which is a free sample.
| Course ID | E-005 |
| Course Duration | 4 hours 20 mins (excl. quiz time) |
| Passing Grade | 100% |
| Supplementary Material | Course notes based on presentation |
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