17 How to design Steel Connections and Joints - Lecture | Eurocode 3 Steel Design series

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Your videos are beneficial. Thank you, Dr.

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Thanks a lot, Kofi.

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You are amazing lernt a lot from your lecture

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Thank you so much for your lecture videos Sir. They are indeed easily understandable and very much useful.

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[@sundaynyanabo2777]

Thanks so much....
I've been waiting for this connection lectures.
Regards

[@DrJQureshi]

I'm glad the material is helping people. This will be followed by worked examples on simple joints.

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Masha allah ❤

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thanks sir

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[@melesedemissie7664]

nice explanation. If you have excel sheet for end plate connection, please share it.

[@DrJQureshi]

@@melesedemissie7664 I don’t have one, but I’ll try to find one for you.

[@BobVictor-e2f]

Nice

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[@A_struggle2563]

Hi, is partially threaded bolt better than fully threaded bolts as far as design strength of connection is considered, as the area of fully threaded bolts will be less than the shank of partially threaded bolts

[@DrJQureshi]

You are right absolutely. Threads normally reduce not only the strength of the bolt but strength of connecting plates as well. For better strength bolt shank that is in contact with plates should be unthreaded.

[@A_struggle2563]

@@DrJQureshi thanks for the clarification

[@abdulqadir8493]

Speed is little bit high, Sir!

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Thanks for kind feedback. I’ll will try to slow down in future videos.

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thank you so much .

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