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15 Jldy 1985
MILITARY HANDBOOK
STRUCTURAL SHIPBUILDING DETAILS

USING TEE STIFFENERS
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15 JUIY 1985
DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY

NAVAL SEA SYSTEMS COMMAND
Washington, DC 20362-5101
Structural Shipbuilding Details Using Tee Stiffeners
1. This military standardization handbook was developed by the Naval Sea Systems
Command, Department of the Navy in accordance with established procedures.
2. This publication was approved on 15 July 1985, for printing and inclusion
in the military standardization handbook series.
3. Beneficial comments (recommendations, additions, deletions) and any pertinent

data which may be of use in improving this document should be addressed to:
Commander, Naval Sea Systems Command, SEA 55Z3, Department of the Navy,
Washington, DC 20362 by using the self-addressed Standardization Document
Improvement Proposal (DD Form 1426) appearing at the end of this document or
by letter.
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This handbook provides a convenient procedure for the selection of a variety

of structural details for use in the construction of combatant, special auxiliary
and assault ships of the U.S. Navy. The specific guidance provided throughout
this document reflects the general guidance provided in Drawings 805-2460264-B
and 805-2878699-A. This handbook resolves ambiguities and eliminates subjective
interpretations of the information presented in those drawings. As a result,
s this handbook replaces those drawings. Comments regarding the method of presenta-
tion and utility of the information contained herein are solicited.
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Paragraph i. SCOPE
101 Purpose ------------------- ..-.,.-
__________ _____________ 1
1.2 Structural details considered -------------------------- 1
1.3 Structural shapes considered -------------------- ------- 1
1.4 Materials considered ------------------------- ------____ 1
2. REFERENCED DOCUMENTS ------------------------ ____________ 1

2.1 Issues of documents -------—--------------------- ------- 1
3. DEFINITIONS --------------------- -------- _____ -_--------- 2

301 Definition of detail elements --------------------- ----- 2
3.1.1 Tangency brackets ----------------------- ----- __________ 2
3.1.2 Toe brackets -------------------------- -----------______ 2
3.1.3 In-line bracket --------------------- ------------------- 2
301.4 Full chock ------------------------ ------_______________ 2
3.1.5 Plate bracket ----------------------- ----------_------_- 2
3.1.6 Beam brackets ------------------------- _________________ 2
3.1.7 Lug collar ---------------- ------—---— _______________ ___ 2
3.1.8 Lapped collar ----------------------------- ------------- 2_
3.1.9 Flush collar ------------------------ ------------------- 3
3.1.10 Intermediate lateral support (ILS) --------------------- 3
3.1011 Hull pad ------------------- ---------------- ________ ---- 3
3.1.12 Stanchion details --------------------- ----------------- 3
3.1.13 Flange inserts ----------------------- ------------------ 3
3.1.14 Web inserts --------------------- ----------------------- 3
3o1.15 ‘cutouts ------------------------ ---------------------- -- 3
3.1.16 Snipes -------------------- -------------------- --------- 3
3.2 Definition of nomenclature for variables ---------------- 3
303 Definitions of characteristic dimensions
of structural shapes --------------------- ------------- 3
3.4 Definitions of characteristic dimensions
of detail elements ------------------------------ ------ 11
3.5 Definition of an algorithm ------------------- --------— 11
3.6 Design guidance of stanchion details ------------------- 11
4. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS ------------------------- ---------— 14

4.1 Materials --------------------------- ------------------- 14
4.2 Welding -------------------------------- ------------ --— 14
4.3 Preparation of rolled shapes ------------------------- -- 15
4.4 Units ------—------------------ ----- ----------------- -— i5
4.5 Geometric assumptions ----------------------- ----------- 15
4.6 Allowable dimensional variation and
rounding practice —-—---------------—--- ----- ---------- 15
4.7 Presentation format -------—- ----------------------- ---- 15
5. DETAILED REQUIREMENTS ----------------------------------- 15

5.1 Elemen:al details ----------------------- ----------- --— 15
5.2 Intersection details ----------------------- ------------ 15
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CONTENTS - Continued
FIGURES
Page
Figure 1 Characteristic dimensions for T’s and I-T’s,

tube stanchions, I-beams and H-beams ---------------------- ---- 4
I .: 2 Generalized dimensions for brackets, ’collars and inserts -----— 12
3 Characteristic dimensions for beams and cutouts ---------------- 13
4 Key diagram and algorithms for tangency bracket --------------— 16
5 Key diagram and algorithms for toe brackets --------------------- 20
I - 6 Key diagram and algorithms for in-line bracket -------------- -— 30
7 Key diagram and algorithms for full chock ---------------------- 44
8 Key diagram and algorithms for plate bracket -------------- ---— 48
9 Key diagram and algorithms for lug collar --------------------- - 60
10 Key diagram and algorithms for lapped collar -------------- ---— 70
11 Key diagram and algorithms for flush collar -------------------- 74
12 Key diagram and algorithms for hull pad --------------------- -— 78
13 Key diagram and algorithms for intermediate lateral
support section members and inserts -------------------- ------- 88
14 Key diagram and algorithms for intermediate support ,
plate members ------------------------- ------------------ ----— 96
15 Key diagram and algorithm for terminating I-beam stanchion
bracket, cap plate and chock --------------------- —--- ----— 100
16 Key diagram and algorithm for terminating I-beam stanchion
bracket ------------------------------ --------------------- --— 104
17 Key diagram and algorithms for terminating I-beam stanchion
cap plate ------------------------ ----------------------- ----— 106
18 Key diagram and algorithms for terminating I-beam stanchion
chock ------------------------------------------------------- 110
19 Key diagram and algorithms for light tube stanchion bracket —-- 114
20 Key diagram and algorithms for heavy tube stanchion bracket --— 116
21 Key diagram and algorithms for heavy tube stanchion bracket -
cap plate ------------------ ---------------------------------— 118
22 Applicability index for intersections of longitudinal
and bulkhead stiffener -------------------------- ------------— 120
23 Longitudinal beam bracket in way of bulkhead stiffener:
Bulkhead stiffener depth < 6“, bracket cut from rolled
shape, l/d < 26 ------------------------ --------------------- -- 121
Bulkhead stiffener depth < 6’”,bracket cut from rolled
shape, l/d > 22 ----------------------- ---------------- ------— 124
Bulkhead stiffener depth < 6“, built-up, all l/d -------------- 128
Bulkhead stiffener depth > 6“ and < 10”, bracket cut
from rolled shape, l/d < 26 ----------------------------------- 132
Bulkhead stiffener depth > 6“ and < 10’”,bracket cut
from rolled shape, l/d > 22 ---------------------------------— 136
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FIGURES
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Figure 28 Longitudinal beam bracket in way of bulkhead stiffener:

Bulkhead stiffener depth > 6“ and < 10”, bracket cut
from rolled shape, l/d > 22 ---------------------- ------------- 140
Bulkhead stiffener depth > 6“ and < 10””,built-up ------------- 144
Bulkhead stiffener depth > 10”, bracket cut from
rolled shape, l/d < 26 ------------------------- --------------- 148
Bulkhead stiffener depth > 10”, bracket cut from
rolled shape, lld > 22 ---------------------- ---------- ------— 152
Bulkhead stiffener depth > 10”, built-up --------------------— 156
33 Applicability index for intersections of longitudinal
beam and transverse beam -------------------------------------- 159
34 Intersections of longitudinal and deep transverse:
Bracket cut from rolled shape, l/d < 26 ---------------- -----— 160
Bracket cut from rolled shape, l/d > 22 -------------------- -— 164
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Built-up, all l/d -------------------------------------------— 166
37 Intersections of longitudinal and shallow transverse:
Bracket cut from rolled shape, l/d < 26 ----------------------- 168
38 Intersections of longitudinal and shallow transverse:
Bracket cut from rolled shape, l/d > 22 --------------------- — 170
39 Intersections of longitudinal and shallow transverse,
built-up ---------------------- -------------------- ----------— 172
40 Applicability index for corner brackets ---------------------- -- 175
41 Corner bracket: Bracket cut from rolled shape, l/d < 26 ------- 176
42 Corner bracket: Bracket cut from rolled shape, l/d > 22 ------- 178
43 Corner bracket, built up -------------------------- -----------— 180
44 Applicability index for stanchion details ---------------------- 183
45 Terminating I-beam stanchion: Supported members
equal height --------------------- --------------------- -------- 184
46 Terminating I-beam stanchion: Supported members
unequal height —----- ---------------------- ------------------- 186
47 I-beam stanchion, above and below:
Supported members equal height -------------------------------- 190
48 I-beam stanchion, above and below:
Supported members unequal height —-------------- -------------- 192
49 Light-tube stanchion: Supporting single beam ----------------— 194
50 Light-tube stanchion: Supporting intersecting beams
at equal heights ------------------------ --------------- -----— 196
51 Light-tube stanchion: Supporting intersecting beams
at unequal heights --------------------- ------------------ ---— 198
52 Heavy-tube stanchion: Supporting intersecting beams
at equal heights ----------------------- --------------- ------— 200
53 Heavy-tube stanchion: Supporting intersecting beams a
at unequal heights ---------------- -----— ------------------- — 202
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TABLES
Page
Table I Steel-structural shape catalog (I-T ad T) ------------- 5

II Steel-structural shape catalog (standard weight pipe) --- 9
111 Steel-structural shape catalog (extra strong pipe) ------ 10
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Iv Steel-structural shape catalog (double extra
strong pipe) ----------------- -------------------------- 10
v Tangency bracket - typical dimensions ------------------- 17
VI Standard toe bracket index ------------------------------ 21
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VII Summary of standard toe brackets -------------------- ---- 24
VIII Standard in-line bracket index -------------------------- 31
Ix Summary of standard in-line brackets -------------------- 34
x Full chock - typical dimensions ------------------------- 45
XI Plate bracket - typical dimensions -------------------- -- 49
XII Lug collar - typical dimensions ------------------------- 61
XIII Lapped collar - typical dimensions -------------------- -- 71
XIV Flush collar - typical dimensions --------------------- -- 75
xv Standard hull pad index --------------------------------- 79
XVI Summary of standard hull pads --------------------- ------ 82
XVII Standard intermediate lateral support (ILS) index ------- 89
XVIII Summary of standard ILS gussets ------------------------- 92
XIX Summary of standard ILS plate members ------------------- 97
xx Standard terminating I-beam stanchion index -----------— 101
XXI Summary of standard I-beam stanchion brackets ----------- 105
XXII Summary of standard I-beam stanchion cap plates ------- — 107
XXIII Summary o.fstandard I-beam stanchion bracket chocks ----- 111
XXIV Light-tube stanchion bracket - typical dimensions -----— 115
xxv Heavy-tube stanchion bracket - typical dimensions ------- 117
XXVI Stanchion cap plate - typical dimensions ------------ --— 119
XXVII Selected S1 conversion factors --------------------- ----- 209/210
XXVIII Table of variations and round-off practices -----------— 213
APPENDICES
Appendix A. Definition of variable naming conventions

in this handbook ---------------------- ----------------- 205
B. Selected measurement units and conversion
factors —----- --------------------- -------------------- 209/210
c. Allowable dimensional variation and rounding
practice --------------------- --------------------- ----- 211
D. Use and interpretation of tables --------------------- -— 215
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1. SCOPE
1.1 Purpose. This handbook contains algorithms for the calculation of

characteristic dimensions of steel structural detail components using tee
stiffeners in combatant, special auxiliary and assault ships of the U.S. Navy.
1.2 Structural details considered. The structural details considered in

this handbook address the detail components required for ordinary intersections
of T-shape section-plate combinations, structural tube and I-beam stanchions.
They apply for guidance in determining scantlings of flat plating and structures
subjected to water pressure loads. They do not apply to special structures such
as side protection bulkheads and submarine structures.
1.3 Structural shapes considered. The structural shapes considered in this

handbook represent those which are currently used in construction of U.S. Navy
surface ships. The shapes considered in accordance with MIL-HDBK-264 have been
limited to tee shapes (that is , channels and angles are excluded). The structural
detail catalogs present unique structural detail pieces for application with
standard rolled steel shapes. The algorithms presented can be used to generate
special details for special application built-up sections.
1.4 Materials considered. The algorithms presented in this handbook have

been derived from theoretical strength requirements and demonstrated empirical
relationships based on cumulative shipbuilding experience with steel. Caution
should be used in applying these algorithms to aluminum or stiffened panel
structures of other materials.
2. REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
2.1 Issues of documents. The following documents of the issue in effect on

date of invitation for bids or request for proposal, form a part of this handbook
to the extent specified herein.
STANDARDS
MILITARY
MIL-STD-22 - Welded Joint Design.
MIL-STD-1628 - Fillet Weld Size, Strength, and Efficiency
Determination.
HANDBOOK
MILITARY
MIL-HDBK-264 - Properties of Steel Shapes and Plate-Beam
Combination Used in Shipbuilding.
(Copies of standards and handbooks required by contractors in connection

with specific acquisition functions should be obtained from the contracting
activity or as directed by the contracting officer).
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3. DEFINITIONS
3.1 Definition of detail elements. The configuration of a structural

detail is a function of:
(a) The geometry of intersecting structural components.

(b) The loads supported by each of the intersecting
structural components.
The following definitions should be used when determining component applica-

bility or deriving characteristic dimensions for special purpose structural
details which. are not specifically covered within this handbook.
3.1.1 Tangency brackets. Tangency brackets are used at the intersection

of two members whose webs are in-line and whose flanges intersect at a shallow
angle. A pair of tangency brackets (one on either side of the web) balances
Che reaction perpendicular EO the flange which arises from an abrupt change in
direction of the flange (see figure 4).
3.1.2 Toe brackets. Toe brackets are used at the intersection of two
members whose webs are in-line and whose flanges are nearly perpendicular. A
pair of toe brackets transmits the tension or compression force in a flange to
a structural element (either plating or the web of the backing structure) in-
line with the web (see figure 5).
3.1..3 In-1ine bracket. An in-line bracketvsprimary function is to provide a

continuity to a pair of intercostal flanges separated by a beam-plate combination
(see figure 6).
3.1.4 Full chock. A full chock is used ac the intersection of two members
(or a member and plate) whose webs are approximately perpendicular and which lie
on opposite sides of an intervening plate. This detail is not Recommended prac-
tice but is unavoidable in certain situations. An example would be an irregular
superstructure siding crossing a transverse on ~he weather deck (see figure 7).
3.1.5 Plate bracket. A plate bracket is used at the intersection of two

members (or a plate and a member) whose webs are perpendicular and flanges are
parallel. It differs from a full chock because the intersecting members do not
lie on opposite sides of a plate; rather$ one member passes through a cutout in
the other (see figure 8).
3.1.6 Beam brackets. Beam brackets provide increased section modulus to

resist peak bending moments which occur near the ends of fixed or semifixed
beams (see figure 22).
3.1.7 Lug collar. A lug collar is used to attach the webs of two inter-
secting members. A lug collar is used to simplify details where shear is
moderate and watertightness is not a requirement (see figure 9).
3.1.8 Lapped collar. A lapped collar is used to attach the webs of two
intersecting members when one member passes through a cutout in the other. It
is used where watertightness is required and shear loading is moderate (see
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3.1.9 Flush collar. A flush collar is identical in function to the lapped

collar but requires neat fit of all dimensions. A flush collar is appropriate in
a high shear environment where the eccentricity resulting from the lapped joint
is unsatisfactory. This situation frequently arises when a stanchion is termi-
nated on a bulkhead (see figure 11).
3.1.10 Intermediate lateral support (ILS). ILS members are used to stabi-
lize long, unsupported spans of beam-plate combinations. Three approved means
of providing ILS are:
(a) Rolled shape ILS with web inserts to stabilize the flqge
(see figure 13).
(b) ILS cut from plate (see figure 14).
(c) In-line bracket ILS (appropriate only if plating exceeds
30.6 pounds (0.75 inch)) (see figure 6).
3.1.11 Hull pad. A hull pad is used when a rolled shape terminates
abruptly at a piece of plating. ‘his detail is not considered to be recom-
mended practice (see figure 12).
3.1.12 Stanchion details. Stanchion details are classified according to

the type of stanchion member (that is, wide flange members versus structural
tube) and continuity of the stanchion (that is, terminating or continuing).
For further guidance on the design of stanchion details see section 3.6.
3.1.13 Flange inserts. Flange inserts are used to increase the landing
area for certain stanchion details. See section 3.6 for further design guidance.
.3.1.14 Web inserts. Web inserts are used at the intersection of two
members whose webs are perpendicular. They support the flange of the deeper of
the two intersecting members.
3.1.15 cutouts* Cutouts must be provided whenever a structural member

pierces another member or plate. The dimensions of a cutout are strictly a
function of the cross-sectional properties of the piercing beam.
3.1.16 Snipes. Snipes are small cuts on corners of individual pieces to

permit fit-up. Straight snipes are shown but semicircular ones are also used.
3.2 Definition of nomenclature for variables. Throughout this handbook,

upper and lower case variables are used to distinguish between information
derived within a set of algorithms and information input to a set of algorithms.
Similarly, conventions regarding subscripts have been defined to provide consis-
tency among similar details. These definitions and conventions are presented in
appendix A. Algorithms are defined in section 3.5.
3.3 Definitions of characteristic dimensions of structural shapes. The

characteristic dimensions of structural shapes are Dresented on figure 1. and
defined as follows: Actual dimensions of all shape; considered in-this hand-
book are presented in tables 1 through 4.
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3.4 Definitions of characteristic dimensions of detail elements. Charac-

teristic dimensions for various detail elements are defined on figures 2 and 3.
3.5 Definition of an algorithm. An algorithm is a collection of equations

which define the characteristic dimensions of a specific structural detail.
Portions of an algorithm can be conditional based on the geometry of the members
involved.
3.6 Design g uidance for stanchion details. Guidance for the design of
stanchion details for both wide flange and tube sections are specified in 3.6.1
through 3.6.4.
3.6.1 The detail for wide flange section terminating on intersecting T or

I-T sections must provide a means of transferring the tension and compression
loads from the stanchion flanges into the web of one of the intersecting members
and from the web of stanchion into the web of the other intersecting member.
This is accomplished by:
(a) Alining, the web of the stanchion with the web of the deeper
intersecting member.
(b) Providing a stanchion bracket which alines with the web of the
shallower intersecting member and is perpendicular to the web
of the stanchion. This bracket provides a load path to trans-
fer load from the stanchion flange through the stanchion web
to the web of the shallower intersecting member.
(c) Providing a stanchion chock against which the stanchion bracket
terminates. This member provides an additional load path from
the stanchion flange to the stanchion bracket and web of the
shallower membe’r.
(d) Provide a cap or sole plate to increase the stiffness and beari-
ng area of the flange of the deeper member. In certain situ-
ations, a cap or sole plate replaces the flange to simplify
fabrication procedures. Where used in conjunction with the
flange of the’deeper intersecting member, the consequences of
delamination must be addressed.
3.6.2 The detail for a continuing I-beam stanchion provides continuity to

the intercostal stanchion flanges separated by the beam-plate combination. In
certain situations, in-line brackets can be used to provide this continuity.
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3.6.3 The detail for tube stanchions is the same for terminating and
continuous applications. It iS slightly more complicated than the I-beam
stanchion details because of the transition from circular to T cross-section
members. Brackets are used to transmit the tension or compression loads in
the tube wall to the web ‘of the backing members. If the stanchion inter-
section does not occur at the intersection of two T-section members, then
the flange of the T-section must be supported by an in-line bracket. For
heavy tube stanchions, reinforcement of the flange is provided by the use
of a cap or sole plate.
3.6.4 For certain situations, flange inserts may be required to:
(a) Prevent a stanchion member or stanchion bracket from

overhanging Ehe flange.
(b) Provide additional bearing area for the cap or sole of
a stanchion member.
Where used, the existing flange is cut away and replaced by the insert.
Figures 15 through 21 and 44 through 53 present stanchion details.
4. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
4.1 Materials.
4.1.1 Material for tangency brackets shall be ordinary strength steel

for ordinary strength steel or high strength steel stiffeners.
4.1.2 Material for toe and in-line brackets shall be ordinary strength
steel for ordinary strength steel or higher strength steel backing structure if
intervening material is ordinary strength steel. Use high strength steel toe
bracket if backing structure is higher strength steel and intervening material
is high strength steel or stronger.
4.1.3 Full chocks shall be of a material similar to that of the member

to be chocked.
4.1.4 Plate brackets, lapped collars and flush collars shall be of a

material similar to that of the piercing member.
4.1.5 Lug collars shall be of a material similar to the main member or

bulkhead plating.
4.1.6 ILS members shall be of a material similar to that of the supported

members.
4.1.7 Hull pads shall be ordinary strength steel.
4.1.8 Inserts shall be of the same material as the parent member.
4.2 Welding.
4.2.1 Welds shall be continuous and all around.
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4.2.2 Weld joint design and weld fit-up tolerance shall be in accordance
with MIL-STD-22.
4.2.3 Fillet sizes shall be in accordance with MIL-STD-1628.
4.3 Preparation of rolled shapes. The dimensions indicated in table I are

for rolled shapes produced by one of the methods in accordance with MIL-HDBK-264.
4.4 Units. Characteristic dimensions referenced herein are presented in

inches, including plating thickness. Constant allowances for welding tolerance
. or clearance of rolled-shape radii are clearly indicated in the algorithms. For
metric application of this handbook, these constant values.must be converted to
metric units. A table of metric equivalents is included in appendix B.
. 4.5 Geometric assumptions. Algorithms presented in this handbook are based

on the following geometric assumptions:
(a) Intersections are right angles.

(b) Plate structures are planar for the extent of the detail.
4.6 Allowable dimensional variation and rounding practice. A practice

which permits similarly sized unique pieces to be grouped together and identified
with a common identification number has been assumed and is implicit in the
detail element catalogs presented within this handbook. This practice is fully
described in appendix-C.-
4.7 Presentation format. Each detail presented in this handbook is

described in three formats:
(a) Akey diagram with associated sections and details to identify

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all characteristic dimensions.
(b) Algorithms for the determination of characteristic dimensions.
(c) A table or tables identifying the appropriate detail dimensions
for elemental details.
The use and interpretation of each of the tabular formats is discussed in detail
in appendix D.
5.. DETAILED REQUIREMENTS
5.1” Elemental details. Elemental details are those details “whose charac-
teristic dimensions ”are a function of the cross-sectional properties of adjacent
structural components. The elemental details considered in this handbook are
presented on figures 4 through 21 and tables 5 through 26.
5.2 Intersection details. Intersection details are those details whose

characteristic dimensions are a function of both the cross-sectional properties
and the configuration of adjacent structural components. The intersection
details considered in this handbook are presented on figures 22 through 53. The
following types of intersection details are addressed in this section:
(a) Intersections of longitudinal and bulkhead stiffeners

(b) Intersections of longitudinal beam and transverse beam
(c) Comer brackets
(d) Stanchion details.
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II& w.tmti.ght d &ange not %2.mt lug coti @om Tabte 12.
lxz buck
@tgecU back Web@ co&2wL to hu.Lt appUation.
“r
Ompmenz ~12 Slb2khed
Ilj /.o@tu&nol ./A intacmtaz Not aeqtuked

16 &mqAdinal i4 con.tLnuou4 and:
&&nge not cut tucfz 212=d3+.ftg”
‘12 W63+’”5”
#ange CM back 2,2=d3+.125”
‘12“3tw3+r
“75
SH 12974

Bulkhead stiffener depth < 6’”,bracket cut from rolled
shape, 1/d < 26. - Continued
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Key CM-
‘1
/ 7
f ,1+~-
. .
.5 L;:~t.1.5.R..
Bukhead Stiffener AL ~
Detail Note Dimension labeling
for component #1 similar.
Also see Note 4 on
Figure 22
SH 12975
FIGURE 24. Longitudinal beam -——

bracket in way of bulkhead stiffener:
——
Qs?a9
l/d > 22*
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kmen.t ~1 mnletackct (Stiljljuwisidel
16 d3~6* On d3>tO”
% ‘#3+’”5*
Id 6“<d3c20”
~:pd+f”s”” “
Ii 2d3~.12513
%
16 2d3~.125t13 8;=.1!5 L3
.125n$7, f.25n
01
e,=&zn-l( [AT-1 .5”)/ (B, -o,ll
%
16 e,>20” R@Lti F@J/Le 23 {Ok~@@ d @.
Ap(A1+(37, +Z63/ti e,ltiutellco~ e,

‘f
Id A;~3 CUII luackti @om hectdn od@.
Ii A;xi3 8hacke.tcannot beuZ@om .4ectbtotf@.
UAe F.@w 25 Ok cut Mmkti @XJI b-n
z andwiandti~~;
~=ddh 6
wnen..t
#2 8ealll
Etackez (Oppmi.ze Sale)
16 d4<6n OR d4~20” ‘t=d4+’”5*

‘2
Id 6“@4~20” ‘2=d4+2” 59’
~Ij 2d4~. 125 L4 82*2d4
‘2
16 2d4~.125 14 82=.125 L4
. 125”?2~.25”
V2
e2.z0,n-1( [A2-1.5”] /[ f32-172) 1
‘2
Id 92>20” Re@ 20 Fi.gune 23 don@ and @.
A~ (Az+ {02+t#A&I !3Z)ti e2) WA e2
‘i
16 A#4 Cu.tbtackeZ @om4&no6@.
16 A;ti4 Wke.t WUW% be ad &Lom ~eu%m 06@.
he Fi.guae 25 ok cut bucket @.om bectiy
,Wukequiuden.zt
04 ~ &ee6dw6dd~Al
wnent *3 Lon@Zu&u2 Wid&mu Side)
G3=8,
G3
wnen.t~4 Long&uii.n@ (oppoA.Lte

side]
G4 16 &)@X@.nd iA COdiAUOti G4*132+tb

16 .tO)@lld&d h &.ttvu20Ati G4=B2
Wnent fs Eu2kkead s.zi6@l&t
‘5 N5=d5([A,-1.5”1/lB,-V,)l
WnOl.t U6 Taqency atackt
~~~ %%’%%%%%aw TaMe 5.

wnent f17 Toe Mackti
APwayA Set& toe bazcke.t&?om Tab.Ze 6.

Membut to be bucketed .@.
Tki.clznu of backing btzuctune = &t3.
Rt?ad eo&uAponding &men&ion @om Tahte 7.
Id a7>A,+d3-1.5“-.ZW3-N5on Redu.ign toe M&dre.Z to bU.d appUa2im.
b7>.5(wd3-2w51 -.25° 04
c7<k3-Xi3
SH 12975

shape, 1/d > 22. - Continued
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Component #t TOeWackd
Not .UQd.d
%mponti 49 in-tine &uzckaZ
Sdect.tangency bnn,cka 6 omTabLe 5.

Membuth be tiuc!wted . b4 .
component Sll Couax
I Not neqtid
~omponent H2 I
16 h@ud&d. d .4Me4co.stLu No d&tzu J1.equo.ed
r{ -!omgixu&nd .L4t20ntLnuoLu Q,t=d3-1.375”
% 2“2W3+“25”
SH 12975

Bulkhead stiffener depth < 6’0, bracket cut from rolled
shape, lfd > 22. - Continued
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Note 4 on Figure 22
E2
r“ 1
t-
r 7 htercostal Bracket
C2W
T2W Detail
1
’42W
ConthumBracket
Detail
L F
41-02W
T2f
/
D
‘5 7 B2f
0
‘2”UJ
Bulkhead Stiffener
Detail
SH 12976
FIGURE 25. @gitudin@ beam bracket .—

in wa~————.—._._
of bulkhead stiffener:
Bulkhead stiffener
.— depth < 6“, built-up, all l/d~
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Id d3~6° Ok d3XO” A,a=2d3-ti3

*TU
Id 6“~d3~20” A1a=2d3-2J3+P’
16 Zd3>.125L3 81a=2d3
%a
ltj2d3~.125t3 81a*”125 ‘3
Cla cla”d3-t43
‘la “1z5”fula<”25°
16 btacktMi4 Wn.tinuofu ‘la-o
‘la
16 &lackez h .&.tuW6ti and:
d :,2>.5” ‘la*tl!l
xl3’% 2
‘73%2 ~ ‘12>”5” ‘la% 3
213:”5” ‘a %$5” ‘la=” 5“
‘la ‘la=%3
omponeti ~1 b 8ealn 8ucb&t Flange Etql@WL Stdel
2%
A,b= [ fA,=-C,a} hB,=-o,aJ 1
‘lb
‘lb 81bWi3
‘1b + ‘16=263
omponen.t
Wa BemllHti web IoppoA.Lte
Stale
‘2a 1{ d4~6” on d4~20n ‘2a=2d4-t~3

Itj6“~d4~20n A2a=2d4-td3+~“
16 tMackE.tiA .iJ1.tlMCo4.ta2
and:
%a
2d4~.lt5 14
82a=zd4
2d4$l Z5 14
82a=” 125 ‘4
1{ bucks i6 Wnl%luol& and:
2d4~.12514 82a=2d4+(b
2d4~.125 L4 82a=”125 ‘4-tb
c2a c2a-d4-:64
Ifj lWuke.t b colw%lwu4
‘2a “ 125w+=b-@2a~” 2P%
16 blladtex h i.?uvtco4.zd . 125’’$Q2a~.25”
‘2a 16tict .iA
wnWllM14 ‘Za””
16tikt ti.idmbti and:
213>21 t and 2, t>. 5“ ‘2a=tl2

2,3:2,2 and t,3>. 5“ ‘2a”tl3
213:”5” 04 f12:”5” ‘2a””‘w
r2a*t&
‘2a
>mponti ~2b 8eam %uckti F&nge (0ppo4tie S&a 1
2%
A2b*( (A2a-C2ai 2+( S2=-U2al I
‘2b
‘2b ‘2bmi4
‘2b ‘2b’$f4
?mponent ~3 Lo@tudi.d Beam @ti6@10t Sdel
NO de.tul nequ&ed
I
]mpned ~4 Lon@ldind Beam (oppOA.Lte side}
NO d~ teqtid
SH 12976

Bulkhead stiffener depth < 6’”,built-up, all l/d. - Continued
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Compun.t f5 Wckkad s42!j@(m
M5=d5((A7a-Cra}
/(8,a-07al)
‘5
Componen2 *6 Tangency Mac&et
A&aUj4 S&ecZ .tnngency bnackct om TabLe 5.
r
.Uemb@ to be fuachzted =b3 .
omponent #7
Stied toe kuckti @om T L@? 6.

Membetti bekn.ackw3ad.5.
6
W,ckne44 06 bacthg .5ttl@WLe . T/a
Read WMuponding dimam.ianh &zom Tabte 7.
Rede.bign toe hacke.t .@ hti appficdinn.
Toe &ackIzZ
Not aeqdted I
~ompmtt W In-tie MaclmZ I
I I I No: JLeQ1l.ized I
rungency S.tacklzt
I 1
.%&d tangtncg bmadti znm Tab.t.e
6.
Memhtobe tutackated =4.
6 - “
,
Componemt ‘$11 co.u&t
I I
I I Mot JLel@n.ed
&&kAred
16 lwlacke.t i4 .inte%w412L No d@IuI uqu&ted

14 bUckti ti WILt&WIU 21@l=+.125n
1 I
SH 12976
FIGURE 25. Longitudinal beam bracket in way of bulkhead stiffener :

Bulkhead stiffener depth < 6“, built-up, all l/d. - Continued
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Note 3 orI Figure 22
B
r m
Key Diagram
E2
i- ‘2—lrD2
f -i
F
B2
L ,.
17
-’u-c z
Beam Bracket
Details
Bulkhead” Stiffener
Detail
3H 12977

from rolled sh~e, l/d < 26.
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t3eamStack& on Sfi6@net U.& oi 8u.tkhead
‘dl*td5
:.41:65
W1 W5
‘@td3
;61;63
Wr W3
kaL&u3? dimenb.i.on
A, ‘1-”125 %-tall
‘l=2d5-tdl
‘1‘A2+d4-d3
xkdate dimenbi,on81 53,
=Zd3-d5
%=d3+f
81=.125 L3
.&7ddhenbion C, .125<C,<.25
iecZdimenbi,onV, .12541< .25
kcd.ate bti a.@e cl=--’ iA1-c,l/[8,
-o,1
LackO&e unge Re@ .20Fi.gtue27
Re@ .tn Fi.guh.e 28
AcubZedimenbion E, ‘1 ‘Z65
‘1’263
E,*.5
Lackdepth 06 bkt A~{A, -E1+[V,+(t6,/bin 9,))* 911c04 Ej
tit d, ti d5 8~181-E, +rC,+Z6,/biJtel)l/(* e,])c04 el
Cd bti &nm &ection otjbu.tkhud h.tid,fenu.

81USIU cannd be cut &iom uc.tian 06 bulk-
head bti&@nVt. Ut.eFi.gtie29 O.Icut bkZ
@om 4e+on Wi+Alql.d.temt &l, * d !.06
Witichevu L gkeitu.
~d?%on%’
fnponen.t
W 8eMn SzukeX on Oppob.tie side oIj Eulk d
CahA7.te
di.fnenbion ‘2 Id d4<6” Ok d4>20” Az=d4-%64
Id 6“44<20” At*d4-t64+l”
76 A2+d4<A1 +d3 oxd Al +d3-A2-d4<3” At=A1+d3-d4
Cdcu.&Ze dimenbion Id 2d4>.lZ5 L4 8t=Zd4
%
16 2d4<.125 14 82=.f25 14
Sated dimem.ion Cz AtwllJ4 .1Z5U<C2<.25°
Catc4&zte dimenbion .125”@2<.25”
‘2
Ca.&u&te bti angle Muluj4 e2=lzn-l (A2-c2)/Rs2-021
Check angle mtnge 16 92<20” Re@ to Figune 27
Ca.tcu2.o,Ze dimzk.on 16 tk4Btb and tb~.5 Et=tb
E2
‘2=Z64
E2=.5
L I
SH 12977

Bulkhead stiffener depth > 6“ and < 10°0,bracket cut
from rolled shape, l/d < 26. - Continued
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COMPO)WU
f12 (contdl 8enm W.achct on Oppu.kteSide 06 ZMkkead
— .. L.
Iculnponti #3 Lon@M&I.C i3e5a (.S%@nti S.ideJ
G341+d5-1 .5”
G3=f37+d5-
1.5“
H3.1 .5 W63
‘3*UW3+’25”
O@ma.t cd back 16 zong.&lwL&%L A Coiu%ulolu ‘4=B2- 1‘ 3n+tb

0$ l@z?lge 1$ @@ldnat b i.n.zuaobto.z G4a%2-’ . 5“
H4. ?.5 L064
,* L4”3%+. 25”
Compomenz
MS 8w.fkkeads.%f@eR
{ 1
Optionat CLu! tack G5+4,-1 .5n
06@uge A&!ayA ‘5”:“5 ’65
I A&l@
rL
‘5°3%J5+.25”
I
@lnpo?l@l.t ~6 To12/-r’’enclJ
Waclz+x
cJ?.@z tangency bk.t 169,<45” SdecX appiopt.iate

tangency
bti @m
Tabh 5 [mefabut.@ ).
e-teittoe Mackct 16 Q,~45” Se&c.t appzoptia.zetoe bmzckat {kom Table b.
Mwabu to be bzaduled =@.
Thi.ckne6A06 b=king .@tutu%
Read coJWuipon&g d.imenbtina e @m
“ %&c 7.
C%&& bnaket 16 e1~450 ad a>d -t -t Rededga Zoe bazcb.ct to AUU appUcaaXnn.
3 63 W5 ‘k
b>.5l’o{3-~w3~‘a c7h3-f43
Compowu ~7 Toe/Tangency
thch-t
Chtck &equ&men.t 1i Aptz

Seleti tmgency bk.t lIjA,#AZ and G,>45” ;~f5:ppto@a,te
targency
bk,t @om
Mwnba to be Lm.acke.ted
=@.
Setect toe bmket 16 Al#At and t11~4S0 Soled :toe bnackd @m Tab& 6.
Mwnbvt to be bmke.ted =@.
Ttiknebb 0{ back.iq &VULCZW e s %5.
Read com.wxponding &menbionA iaom Tab& 7.
Check toe b.tackct Ii A,#A2 and 0,<45° and Rede@n toe b&ckti -to w.&! tzpp.%tin.
ctwiance
0d5-xi5-~w5 ‘a b>. 5 ‘W{5-2W5] ‘h .’
c<k#65
SH 12977 .’
FIGURE 26. Longitudinal beam bracke~ in way of bullchead stiffener:

from rolled si?ap~l .—I/d < ~b. - Continued
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Mmpmul.t *8 Toe Sndwt
Check m.qtiti Re@ to componed~.

Select tie bmzckti Setad toe lwacke.ttftnnTab.2e6.
Uembu to be bmo.cke.ted *@.
T~oibuck@bW.d4ue-~ .
Ruad couqzmding dimen.&Lon4 &wm +abte 7.
Mea.@ toe btackti 10 wd ap#.ca.tion.
pompnent #9 Et4zcM
Tn..tline
Check uqtiemen2 r$ A1fA2 Refjeti wmponent4@ and @.

Wed in-tine bk.z 16 Al*A2 SeSti in-tie bmuke.t @m Tab.Le 8.
8a@.ngb#xuulbze=Q.
wch24.4 06 Auppotted 6.ht9e = -tdl.
Component ~10 Tangencg Wucket
Se&c2 ~Wy Mackti TahLe 5.

Manbti to be bucketed = 84 .
:Ompnti Mlr Co.uam

Ckk me@temlM Ilj.zong.adid
b in%a.cob.tat No W& ruquhd
SC&d Wunll 14 f,ongiadid
& Cotu%uoti and
L5+0 Re&uign co~ %0 ud cut bek #ange.
13=0 and:
Su2khwd i4 tiu.ttghz Se-Led &ppd CO&-@t Ok @h CO.t&UMm
Tab&a11oh 12. Pia.dng membu = d3 .
&ukkald h not Uuta.lxgkz sd.etzz &g Coixa Tab.!e10.
Pivr.cingmembet = F .
Wkkead
rheck quiz.emen.t 16 hgadind

1{
A .ilLzaca4xd
.20n@udind
L3=0
.iAwn.tinuouA ad:
No CO&?U4
W@.Ud
~12=d3+.I25*
L
R,2-wd3+l . 5“
L31M 212=d3+.ltS”
R,2=L4+1.5W
ompanen.tal3 Veck
SH 12977

Bulkhead stiffener depth > 6’”and < 10’”,bracket cut
fro3nrolled shape, l/d < 26. - Continued
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3H 12978
FIGURE 27. Longitudinal beam bracket in way of bulkhead s“iiffener:

-.—
Bulkhead stiffener dept~> 6“ m–d < 10’”,braclt~c~
—.,—
from rolled shape, l/d > 22.
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1{ 2d3x 12S &3 and Zd3>Zd5+l” A,=zd3-tA3-d5+f.5“

16 2d5+l”~.125 ~3 ~ 2d5+ln>zd3 A,=d#63+2.5”
Id .125 Z3>2d3 and .125 t3~2d5+l” A,=.125 t3-ti3-d5+l.5“
16 2d5>.125 25 B,=2d5
ljj 2d5~. 12513. 8,..125 L5
Id 81+d3?2+d4+l.5 and 81*A2+d4-d3-1.5“
A2+d4-B1-d3<l.5
.125-41<.25”
~b e,=a-~(B, -0,1/lA1-l.5”)
16 20”<e, <70” Re@ 60nO@@@
to Figvne 26~ @
16 e,<20” ReL@ @ FWU 60A@@@@ t:~ @
heck depth 06bti A~(Al+(Ol+Z45/4.in
cl]/* e~)C04el
1
&z d5 &um 4ewX.on 06&@heodbtidtjum
CLUbk.t
Itj A;+5
16 Xiti5 Mackti cannot be cd &am ucti.on 06 bulk-
head Ati@wt: (&e Fiyu 25 ok C@ bht
‘@’’”‘-n
andd~A,. a ‘iv&& ‘w’ ‘6d ‘6
lCompm2mt 92 Bum SwChatonOppod.te

Side06Su2khead
ahvla.te dimen.$i.on A: 1{ d4<6“ M d4XOn

‘2=d4-zi3+1“5“
16 6“~4:10” Az=d4-t63+Z.5”
Zd A2+d4<231+d3-1
.5 ond A2=8,+d3-d4+l . 5“
t 81+d3-A2-d4<4”5“ ““
e dimenb.ion a, Id 2d4~.125 L4 82=2d4
Id 2d4:.125 L4 82=.125 ;4
.12P4 <.25”
e2=ti- f (A2-1.5”1/(i32-U2]
16 e2>20” Re@ to Fqute 2b 4MG @) @ ~ @

A~iA2+ [02+z64/4.hezl)417Mezlum ez
14 A#4 CLU bti @om UC%&?n 06 bu..tkhead
btiddenu
ltjA@4 81UXk.ctcannot be d @m ~w.thn 06
h~. &e Fi.gtie29 ok cut bkZ
~ 4*n
andd~A,. ‘h ‘tiv&& ‘w’ ‘6d ‘6
Component
#3 Long.&&.@ Beam (S.t.L@nu sue}
.J
r cuhte ad
6 &?mge
omponen.t#4
back
1
16h@dinat
lrj b@u&na2
Longitudind BUM
A Wn.tinuolu
.iA in.iucobatt
(Opp4i.teside)
1
I
G;=A1+d5-3.0”
G3*A1+d5-3.0”
‘3=’”5 ’63
L3=3ZW3+.25”
P dcukiatecu.ttuwuj
6 Wge
16-?.ongi.tdind
16-tO@tdhl.t
iA Wnttnuolu
i.5 ill.tEUOAtd
G~82+tb
G4=82
SH 12978

Bulkhead stiff ener depth > 6°”and < 10”’,bracket cut
from rolled shape, l/d > 22. - Continued
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ComponenZ ~5 Bu-!khead~$&.w~
C&2u&zte u% owcy G5=8,

06 f@9e
ComponenZ ~6 Toe Euckct
Sdetitie tie h&ay4 SL@CZ tie bucket $torn Table 6.

Uemixm.to be bhnctzeted *@.
Thicknw 06 backing .$tmdun
Read w~upondtng di.mtionbe~$’fke 7.
Check .zoeticket r~ a6~3-t63-tu3 oa ReduZgn toe bucket 10 MAX appL&a.tion.
c.t.uuznce
b6?{wi3-tu31.5 on cbzk3-t63
*8
:bmpvwn.t ~7 Tangency &uckez
Check aeqtiti Ii b,=A2-1.5* Re@a h componen.z@.

SUM ~&Cy bti 1~ B1}A2-1.5* .%Ued tigency bmackct mm Table 5.
rb
Memba h be bnacktied = b5 .
mponti Toe Stackct

heck mqui.tcmti Id 8,* AZ-1.3W
etecz .&w buckat Id B1#A2-1.5W
IIeck toe hncket Ii 8,+A2-I’.5Wand:

aua.nce
ag>f[A2-1.5ml[A,-I.5”/8,
‘%%
Cged
in-.Une Elacke.t
Check mzqtiemed Ii 42+8, +1.5 Re&.tz% compex~ and @.
Selti .&tie bkz 16 ,42-%,+1.5 .%3&et in-line buzcke.t@m Tabte 8.
m4~”5. 0
~ti~ o{ ~WWd !fWe a <65.
Component M O Tangency E5zckti
SC&act &7n@lclj bti uuJay6 Se-&c.Z~OICy bmacket m Table 5.

Uembu to be bnacktied = 84 .
Component @l1 Co.uo.a
NO d- tequ.iked
ComponenZ al2 EuKkhead
IIj&n@u&nal a in@lco4M NO dti uquiAed

16 tongitWna.? i4 Conxxnuou 2r2=d4-~
.375”
% ‘z”%+’ 25”
SH 12978

Bulkhead stiffener depth > 6’”and < 10”, bracket cut
from rolled shape, 1/d > 22. - Continued
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Note 4on Figure 22
Sulkhead Stiffener .
Detail
SH 12979

. .
Bulkhead stiffener depth > 6’*and < 10””,bracket cut
——
from rolled shape, l~d
—. > 22.
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r
omponenZ
~1 i%?am Uacke.t
a&u2a.te cUmm&i.on A 16d3<6° Oh d3>20” ‘l=d3-xb3+ 1“5

lb 6“cd3c20” ‘l=d3-zb3+z”s
lb 02>200 ‘41*A2
‘d ‘2>AI * ‘2-AI<3°
Itj e2Z208 and A2~A,+l.5” and %=’42-’”5”
‘2-A I<4”5”
cw?.ate d&mmbion8 Kij 2d3s.125 L3 81 =2d3
I
16 2d3~.125 L3 E,~. f25 L3
63tectd.Jnen4ion
V1 .125 WCO,C.25”
e bk.Zang& cl**-JIA1-l.5”)/(B1-oTl
heck ang.!ewge lb 20%1 <70° R’q@ h Figw tb.
rlj
91>70” Rebu to F@.u 17.
heck depth 06 bk.t m A~ [A,+(0,+t63/&m e,]* 01)c06 e~
a,i.luz
li3
16 Ai~d3 Cut bti hection
@om 06&@Xud&d.
lb Ai d3 BtackZcannot becut@m bCG%7n 06
toqhkdind..L&e Fipte29 ok cut bti
w ‘&n.&
u!6andd~A1. ‘tidti ‘w’ ‘6~
Semllmncket
ldena%d to &ackti 06 F@ne t6 OR 27
Componen.Z a3 Long.@d&z eeam (s.fz6@nm side]
Ca2cu.LzZe&men&on G3 lb &n@Ai&a2 A coWxnllouA and

L4=0 G3*8,
lIj ~O@tUd&td i.! COIU%UOU4 d
L4+0 G3=131+tb
lb tO@tl&iid d .Ln@tcoh.tLa2 G3*E,
Lon@hiind Eaun [Ow4.Lte Side)
Ca&uLate dimenb.i.on G4 llf 2on@ui&a2 iA Wn.touwlu d

L4+0 G4-84
OthwiA e G4 aA dvwuni.ned bg F.@AIU 26 OR 28
omponenl a5 el&.helxd .szqljenu
r
1 ,
e dimowi.onH5 A.%ulf4
‘5=A1-’”5”
culate &men&ion L5 A2u&*
L5=3~w5+”25”
, 1
Tangenq SMdZe.t
eteti .iizngency bti A.2way6 Se&cl tangency bmackti aom Tuh-te5.

Wmbvt to be bucketed . b3 .
SH 12979
FIGURE 28 ● Longitudinal beam bracket in way of bulkhead stiffener:

Bulkhead stiffener depth > 6’”and < 10”, bracket cut
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Omponemt f17 Tot Wa.dut
heck m@temen.2 Id (G12C20” ond A,=A21 Oil ReIjw to component@.

(e2>200 ‘id Al -1. 5-A2 )
Othtie .Wk.t toe bitodet dfwm Tabte 6.
Membti to be bnacktied =@.
Ttik,nu& 06 bathing Wuu.tuh e=%
Read eomponding d.inwuion.i &wm 7“
able 7.
heck toe bucket 1{ a7xi5-td5-tw5 ok Redeb.ign toe bnackti & M& appUc@n.
~@.a.nce
a,>. 5 hu65 -.t ~5 ) Oa e7ck5-Z65
omp-wwn.t f 8 Toe emukl?x
IWck U@JLement 16 (e2c20” and A1.A2j on Re@ to component~.

(e2>20” and A,-I.5.AZJ
0dwwL4e SeZ& &zngencg Macke.t urn Tab.Le 5.
Mem&t to be Mackaed = b4 .
Ttiu 06 backing .4.O?ud&W ● %s
heck toe bnacket 16 a8xi5-k5 ok C8C.ZW5 Rede@n tie blackat 20 bud appt%ation
teaMnce
ompvnen.Z e9 in-ti Euckti
heck M@umen.t 16 ie2<20” d A,+A2) o.t Re@ .Zo compunend @ and @.
fe2>zo” ad A,-1.5#AZ1
e.ted h--tine bkZ 0tkt4uiAe Seted .in-.fine hk @m TabLe 8.
BackLng.5~e =5.
6
Thicknud Od buppor?,ted #an9e e ZW3 .
9mp4xmtZ ~ 10 Tangency Wzckat
Re@ to Fi.guke 26 on Z7
?mponemt ~1 t Co-uiu
Not qu.dd
nmpent ~12 EuMuzad
14 bulkhead .&3 itl.&?kO.3.td NO d- /lequi/led

1{ Wkkead .i4Con.ttnuolu 2,z+- J.375”
R,2=fw3+.25”
SH 12979

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Note4 on Figure 22
Key Diagram
EIE9
.----- .
Sh 12960

Bulkhead stiffener depth > 6“ and—.< 10”, bu~—
——
.
●
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component
~la Beam81UUktUeb [SZ&jIjmtil
1
cdcdate dimension Ala A1a*Zd5
‘la=-125 ‘5
A,a=A2a-d3
Ca2@ate dLmen@n E,a ‘la-2d3-zd5
81a-”12s 43-X65
01a-2d5-ei5+1”
. eted tihekon C,a .125’’sC1a$25W
1
W2cuh.te d.inwmbim Ola
Ca&u2aZe cUmzn.5ionE,a
‘la=dS-z65
‘la”t12
‘la*zd4
‘la--s
ca.2cu&xe tJbic&ne44 ‘la*zw5
I T,a=.1875
I I 1
Component
#Ib Bum Wet Flange ISaZ@VM side)
~ ~~n Afb - A,b*[lB,=-U,al2+[Ala-c,=]2)%

cdcufhte dim-n 8,b .ucu!f4 %b-d5
Ca&u2aZe Wdnu ‘lb-t45
Cofnponat.2
*2a 8eam 8tadw2 Wb (Omotie Side]
Ca&daXe - n At=
dLmen6a A2a=2d4-t64
A2a*2d4-Z44+r
A2a*A1a+d3
c~e ‘i-n %a 82a-2d4

82a*”’25 ‘4
Ca&uPde di.memiionC2a C2a=d4-%64
‘da ‘&n 02a “125”a2a<”25”

Ca&ukhCe dimension E2a ‘2a=xl3
‘2a*t12
‘2a*”5
Ca&u2ate tk&kneM ‘2a”zw5
‘2a=”1875
Componemt ~2b
-c ,21%
I
Ca2da.te dimauion A2b A2b=({82a-02a)2+(A2a ta
Ca&u2aZe &m&n 82b ‘2b+d4
O.&U.&& &&bXUb 1{ t64>.1875 ‘2b”Zd4
16 X{5:. 1875
‘tb=”’875
06
1
IXLOnat cut back ‘3-8Ja-’”5
&ange H3=I.5 W
6
H3=G3
‘3*3%J+”
Z5”
SH 12980
FIGURE 29. Longitudinal beam bracket in way of bulkhead

stiffener: Bulkhead stiffener depth > 6“,
and < 10”, built-up. - Continued
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ompenen.t ~4 Long.@dnd IOPPU4A? -we]
NO du%it JLeqtied
component fs 6uWWad St.idljQnm
No fializuzequ&ed
fomponenz ~6 roe E&aekel
SG&mt toe tmcke.z Se.tmZ toe bucks! &tom Tab&2 6.

bebmcke.ted
hkmta ti .s@.
rkiC&4J06ba&iq b~e = .qo3.
Read coJuupondLng dimen$ion @om Tabik 7.
Check toe bucket 16 ab~d3-ti3-tw5m b6>(w43-tW3J
.5 Redebign toe bmackel to buit appt%o.tdn.
Oa e6<k3-*63
Component *7 Tangeney Mack4Z
check ltequLWJWtZ Id A1a+d3mA2a RZfju 20 wmponenZ@.

Seted ~eny bkt Id Ar=+d3#Aza Se&c.t ~encg Wet ~m Tabte 5.
Membvtto btbtacktied =5.
b
Mqwnent ~8 Toe ILuxekct
CIWcflite@lemti 16A1a+d342a I?edez

20.umponen.t@.
Se&IZZ toe buchat td Afa+d3#Aza Se&d tie baackeZ @mn Tab.te 6.
Mcmbtx to be iwaeketd @ .
Ttiknebb Od bd.@ b~e = ~
Read w4JMz4ponding titin.4 @om f“
akte 7.
:hezk toe bucket 16a.@.A1a*d3-A2a)IAlal /lB1a-d5)+ Redaign toe Iwxukct to ~ti appUcdLon.
d5-k5 04 C$<fla
2omponW f9
Check uqai.toott 16 A1a+d3PAta Re@ .tommponena2@ and @.

Wku.tate dime?ui.onAq 16 A1a+d3*A2 %=*65
CaLcdate dimouion 89 A4Wal# ‘9=Vla
calculate tikneu ‘9=T1 b
omponen.t~70 l~encq Wacket
Scted @qency bti A4Way.4 Select Ixngency Lwacketf-wtnTabt.e 5.

ldembm to be bucketed *@.
ComponemZ ~fJ Co.ua.t
Not zequ4wi
Component ~12 Whead

t
SH 12980
FIGURE 29. Longi Cudinal beam bracket in way of bulkhead

stiffener: Bulkhead stiffener depth > 6’”
and < 10””,built-up . - Continued
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Note 3 on Figure 22
G4 c~T
+G3 k Qa UN-T
sectionA-A
E2
F P ‘—- ‘%
T@ 7
A2
L v
-IL02
Section
Beam Bracket
Detail
Now Dimension Iabeliig
forcomgonent +1 similar.
SH 12981
FIGURE 30. @&&E!!!&2? brackeqln way of &Q!khead stiffener:

Bulkhead stiffener depth > 10’”,bracket cut from rolled
—
shape, l/d < 26.
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lh?nmBflackatL3tiflbnetstdel
ca&uk2e dimetuion A, Al=d3-td3

A,=d3-td3+l”
Cdcu&Oz &men&on B, 81=2d3
81=.125 L3
.125n~C, $25”
1
e.e&tdinla6iLvlc,
OJ
QL2ctd.Llnem.i.oll “’zsnsl~”zs”
Cu&u&xe &menAon El E1=t63
E1=Z65
E1=.5°
Cdcdate bbXang& el.ti-l [ (AI-CT l/(8,-ul11
Check OJ@ mange RtL@ 10 Fi.gume31, componti @ and @
A~(A1-E1+(D1+t63/h 01 )ti 01] C04 01
8;. (87-El +[C1+td3/ti 011/(- 011 Ic04 91
Cut htacktt @m ucti.on 06 to~.
Smcb! cannot be cut @m ~ecth 06
t.On@Wqat. -UrsaF@.te 32 OAad bk.t
* b-n.- ‘W~W ‘w’ ‘6 *
@6~d~A, &d> 81.
F
Compxlenz
v
Cafida.ti?dimend.on At A2*d4-t64
‘j~~-zd4”1 “ ,,
82 4
8j=.125 Z4
.125WfC2f.25n
C2
.125”?2$ 25n
‘2
‘2 ‘2-264
Ez=tl~
E2=.5”
ez=ti-’ ([A2-C21/(82-02)1
%
Re@ 20 F@-ae 27, componend @ and @)
A;=(A2-Ef+(02+Z64/ti 021I- e21c04 92
82=032-E2+
[c2+t64/h 021Iti ez)ca Q2
Cti buacktt @m oIftongiXudind.
A@n
8aa.ckazannot be cut @m ~ection 06
&u?.khead4.t&j@nw. (&e Figtie 32 OJL
cut LuackeZ $tom ucti.on with e@vol.ent
~*t&*~wd~d’A;~d~8;.
lCompone@ ~3 Longdud.atd Ben. [S.tid@n@ .Si.de]
optimal G3
Id d5-1.5”>l;S W63 1.5 wi@5~d5- 1.5“
16d5-1.5*~1.5 W63 G3-d5-‘“5“
Opti.ond 16 d5-1.5”>f.5W63 H3=i .5 W63
“3
Td d5-1.5*~1.5W63
‘3=d5-’ “ 5“
Optional A&u+ 3tw3+. 25W
L3
SH 12981

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Component U4 Lon@udi@ Beam (oppo&i.tes.Ldd
G4*8t-1 . 5“
G4 *
H4=1 .5 Wi4
“4 *
L4=3td+ .25”
L4 *
Component ~5 Eu.!IZhead sti6@lm
16 w{5--~3 MO d@zLP. ,tq@ (H5=L5uO)

16 w65~63 H5=A1-1.5°
‘5
‘5 16 w{5~63 15*63
4
lComponen.t
~7 Toe Sfuaket I
component
~4 Toe Snaeke.t
Mot U@.&ed
Component ~9 ‘ in-une S@skd
Seti@ i.n-.tine bn,o.eke2 @om TabCe 8.

8acUng membti u@.
Thi.ettnw 06 6uppozzed &!ange = X43.
Component uI O Tangensy S.u12kti
Sated tangeneg mat @om TabP.e 5.

Memfxm to be bmdated =@.
Com~nent ~11 Co.eth%
16 4on@ldiJd A &.tmcod&ze No det&..2@@ud

16 .20ng.@d&@ h wn.t&ulou4 and:
Eu.tkheadh watezti.gti Stied lapped oa @.$hCO&&Jl@om Table13
Oh 14. Membtito be co&&ud .@.
Euskhead .i.4
not wat~hx Select &g ed?.ax @om Table 12.
Memben to be wiitazed .@.
Componed ~12 8ut.kkud (Cutouxl
16 ton@ld&az A .in.zucoh.tat. NO de.GuX kequited

16 -Lon@tud&d b conttnuou and:
Optionfzteu.tbaeh.i.A
uAed 212“d3+.125”
‘12=3tw3+f“75”
Optimw.t eutbach d not Wed 212ed3+.
IZ5W
R,2=wi3+l.5°
SH 1298

Bulkhead stiffener depth > 10”, bracket cut from rolled
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Note 4 on Figure 22
A
IQ 2
Key Diagram
LongitMk’@l Beam Detail
II
“’SLD,[p””
SH 12982

——_-
Bulkhead stiffener dept~> 10”’,bracket cut
-— from rolled
shape, l/d > 22.
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mtponent ~1 8eamSuckeZ IStid$+xmtil
16 d2<6” m d2>20” ‘1“d2-td3+1“5“

*1
1{ 6“~dz$20” ‘1-dZ-xd3+2”5”
16 Zd3~.125t3 Ei,
=Zd3
87
16 2d3$125 13 81=.125 13
.725”9,5.25”
01-
O1_ti-l ([A,-O,l/[B1-I.5”))
‘%
16 01>20” Re@tto Eiguu M.
*; A~(A1+{91+t63@I en- fjlco~ el

rd A;&3 @m becZimt 06 .Loq~.
Cut fvtac.kti
16 A;*3 wti?tbecuZ@ommXonod “
Zon@uduuu . (be F~,wte 32 on cut bkt
w 4@n-ti
wandd~A1. ‘tiv&w ‘w’ ‘6~
6
OnpOWi@
#2 Em E.tncket Ioppob.Ltfz
side)
‘t 16 d4<6” Ok d4~20”
‘2*dZ-td4+1“5
Id b“fd4~20” Az-d@64+2,. S
16 2d4>.lZ5 ;4 82=Zd4
‘z
16 2d4~.125 L4 02=.12s&4
. 125*~2$25”
‘2
m. e2=tan-f[(A2-V2)/(B2-l.5”) I
‘2
16 e2>20” Re@ b Figue 34 Ifon@ and @.
A@A2+ [0z+Z64/ti ez)ti 02]Wb 02
‘i -
1.4 A;d4 Cut lauckti @@n 06 -!o~.
b@i%On
~jj A;~4 “lkacket cannot becu.t@om&e@.on 06

Lo@tdina2. W.e F.tgume 3t ok cut bkt
$unnm~4WLth eqtilll+?nt tti t6 and
6 z“
om~nen.t#3 Lon@l@W2 [Stqf$?llu “w)
G3 ~6 to~ A &.t?RCOb&t.t G3=d5+B1

16 .Zon@udh%! A conaXnuoub and
gz>ffje G3=d3+8,+Zb
gz~zo” G3=d5+B ,
nnponenZ f4 “ Lon@udZnd [Opp&stie Udel
64
16 .f2q~ ib ti@UObti G4*E2
16 bn@uddd b cent.&luouA and
02>20” G4=82
e2f20” G4=82+tb
lmponen.t #s euMvzad sti@nm
I
Id 1.5 W65>A, -1.5”
‘5 ‘5*A7-r”5n
Id 1.5 W655A, -1.5°
‘5=1 .“s ‘6S
‘5 ‘5=3XW5+.2S”
SH 12982

Bulkhead stiffener depth > 10*’,bracket cut from rolled
shape, 1Id > 22. - Continued
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Component f16 rizngency&lackd
I Not nequ.deed
Com@nen.t MU roe S.tackz
I I
Not hequ.kd
component
w h-.Une &5ack&
f I
Sated in-tine fua.chti
@m Table 5.
Sacking memfw =@.
Tk.&hM4 06 bUppOZ@f #@e * tit.
component
~1o
I
rong(?ncy&lnck&t
I J
Not n,eQlliJd
Componemz
Ml SllLkkead
fll.@4-f .5“
%2%4+”25W
SH 12982

Bulkhead stiffener depth > 10’”,bracket cut from rolled
shape, l/d > 22. - Continued
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. .
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Note 4 on Figure 22
Key Diagram
SH 12983
FIGURE 32. Longitudinal beam bracke~in way of b_ulkhead stiffener:

Bulkhead stiffener depth > 10”, built,. ‘—
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muoned *la Eatalaaackuwb L3ti@llnsLde)
16 d3<6* Ok d X’0” A,a=Zd3-td3

‘la 3
16 6n-d3~20n A,a=Zd3=Zd3+l.5
%a
Id 2d3>.123t3 81a=2d3+d5
16 Zd3$125L5 ‘la=”12s ‘3+d5
. C1a=d3-td3
Cla
‘la ‘la=d3+”125” ..
‘la
16Wdh wnz%LloUA ‘Ta=o
16bmaekab .OlzUwbmand:
*12X73and213>.
3“ ‘la=z73
‘12%3 d ‘12>”5” ‘la”*l 2
%2 :“sm ‘a ~135”5n ‘la=”5”
hicfulw
‘la=zw3
mnpottent@lb @am Buef@ F&nge IS.t.tijh- -]
‘1 b A1b=l.(A,a-Cfa)2+ r8ra-17,a) ttf

‘lb %b*~3
‘1b ‘lb=*63
mponent ~2a Beam8taebQZW (Oppufz side)
Ii d4<6n Ok d4~20” A2a=Zd4-t64

‘2a
16 6“$i4~20” A2a=2d4-t64+l“
r{ bnackct .t4i.ntEuo&.tat
82a
T:
2d4~.123 L4
82a”2d4
2d4~.tt5 t.4 82a*.125-24
16 bmac.ht h COn.tk10U4 and:
2d4~.1251, 82a=2d4+tb
2d4~.125 L4 82a*.125 L4+tb
C2a=d4-t64
‘2a
Ih bnaekeZ h in.tuuobti
‘2a “ “123”?2a~”25”
Ih &a&c2 ~ WtiU4
“ 125”+tb~2a~- 25”+zb
16 -~ A W-U
‘2a ‘2a=o
16 bluuha .iA tiuuob.au and:
t12>t,3 and 215%5” .
‘2a=Z13
‘12%3 d ‘12>”s” ‘2a=% 2
~125”5” d ~ls:”s” ‘2a=”5“
A2uuy4
‘2a ‘2a”%
nnponentU26 8emn -cZ (Ueb(Oppotie Side}
‘2b A2b=(lA2a-C2a)2+lB2a-U2a]21%
A&cay6
‘2b 82bWh3
‘2b A%f? ‘2b=~h4
SH 12983

Bulkhead stiffener depth > 10’”,built-up. - Continued
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IComzmn’zu
roe t3.%ukfA
Se.CecZ.toe Met @nn Tab.Le 6.
1---
Membato be bMckaZed =@.
rhtckne64 o~ bacb.@ &0uu2Au - G3.
Read WJUU24)WdiJKIJ d&nen4ioti &tom Table 7.
on c#w3
Componemz @9 rn.zamed4a!
“ e F~e
A9=V,=
49
89.B1b
‘9
T9=T,b
‘9
Componen.Z
VO Tangency aackel
bnadlcz m 7al@e 5.
$3
W&d atgencg
Uembm io be&aclze.ted
=4 .
Coua
Colnponent #lz Buwlfmd

rd bnacket & inteJlw6ih.t no daauJLql.&d
14 bucket & wntLnuoub 212=A1a
‘12”Tla+”23”
SH 12983

Bulkhead stiffener depth > 10”, built-up. - Continued
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DEPTH RA~ C=cfC%ON I/d RATlO FIGURE NUMBER NOTES

CUT BUILTUP I *6
~.2.o QJj
~, &o& FROM +.22
F
$’ ~~E PLATE
● ● ● 34 Note 3.
● ● ● 35 Note 4
● ● ● ● 36 Note 4
● ● ● 37 Note 3
● ● ● 38 Note 4
● ● ● ● 39 Note 4
1.
For ratios between 2.0 and 2.5 configuration of

detail is also a function of the depth of the longitudinal.
Overlap of I/d RATIO is intentional
Flange snipes are not used on primary structure.

This detail is not used for primary structure.
SH 12984
FIGURE 33. Applicability index-——

for intersections of
-— longitudinal
beam and transverse be=.
●
159
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Note 3 on Figure 33
Kay Diagram
El
lJ%
F
A1
r-
1-
‘
Beam Bracket
Detail
L.. r
4 k,
‘;y T
q
Q
‘2 ‘-l
4 Chock Detail
SH 12985
FIGURE 34. ~ntersections of longitudinal and deep transverse:

Bracket cut from rolled shape, l/d
—— < 26.———
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Beam Wacke.t (ldenticol80tks-ide4]
*7 ‘l=d3-td3
Al‘d3-~(3+’“
Re@ to F@ne 37
B,=2d3
8,=.725 13
.125W~Cl<.25n
.125’’fl,
f.25°
e,.*- l[A, -cll/(8, -ul)

Re@ %0 F@uM 31 .—-..
%=tw5
E1=c{3
E1=.5°
A;*(A, -E, +(0, +263/Ati Ej]ti e7]co4 Q1
8;. [8, -E, +( C1+2f3/4A 0,)/(_ e,) )C04 01
Cut htackt?.Z @m hectinn 06@.
M.ack~ UIVW.Z be cut @om bedon od@ .

U+e Fig? 36 ou cut btickti @om A-wti.on
~d~~;fti ‘d ‘b d ‘b ad d ‘ ‘i
A2=d5-d3-A,-V, Xan Q,‘t63/COA $31

‘z
82=(Wd5-tw5}.5-.25”
‘z
‘2 %“%+82 * %
4ti e,+O,/c04 Ql+.125”
% ‘2=t63
‘2
Ifk5-Zd5+.125%-.5” ‘2=k5-t~5+.725W
1{k5-t65+.125f.5” F2=.5W
T24W3
‘2
Lo-d Bun (MMded side]
2ptLma-! G3=81-1.5°
’33
16 G3<I.5 W63
‘3 ‘3+3
Id G3~l.5 W63 H3=I .5 W63
A&uyA L3=3ZW3+.25”
13
Ccmponent N4 Lon@ud&aZ lkam (@fJOAtiC %&i
16 longdud.tnd A Coluinuoub
G4 ‘4”81-1.5’’+~b
1 d &ln@lU&nd .d &.tbYiCOdd G4=B,-I.5”
H4 16G4~1.5 wi3 H4”G4

16 G4Z1.5 W63 H4E1
.5 Wi3
A.fuu$a L4-3zW3+ ,25”
14
Component ~5 Ttan6vu.ae
No dm uquked
~=d3+.125”
‘5463 +’.5”
SH 12985
FIGURE 34. Intersections of longitudinal and deep transverse:

Bracket cut from rolled shape, l/d < 26. - Continued
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omponemZ ~7 COJZU
If tongi,tudod b No daa.i.tuqu.imd
r~ .&ngaLand b
Shuu Zoadi.ng .$$~ &?.uh OA &,pp’d co&!uA @om TaMe 13
P&u@.ng mernben @ .
Sheau Zoadtug sated .@ Wua.% TaUe ~2.
P.i.PA&@ manb~ =F .
Icomponent~~ Oeck
SH 12985

Bracket cut from rolled shape, I/d < 26. - Continued
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Note 4 on Figure 33
Key Diagram
II I
+ly---
1
bngjtudi! Eleam Detail
SH 12986

=r=t=ut from rolled shape,—i/d > 22.
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mpnen.t
~1 aeom &K&et (Iden.tim2 30.th Side4}
14 d3~6“ on d3x?O” A, =d3-t63+l.5“

‘1
16 6“~d3~20” %=d3-~43+2”5”
16 A,+d3+ti3~d5-ti5 Re@ to Figune 34
16 2d3>.lZ5 43 E, =2d3
%
16 2d3:.125L3 E,*.125 t3
. 125”~j~.25”
01
el=fi-7[ [A, -l.5”)/[B7-u, )]
%
16 elyo” R@?JL to F.i#ur.e 34
*; Ap (Al+ (u,+t43/4-01 131I* e, 1COA el

CUZbudwt @m&e&on od@.
&uckaZ cannot be cd @om beet.i.on od~.
U,e F@ae 34 oh UZ buackti @m ~ectun
‘i@V-XUF%&W4d ‘>A;-
p7mpYnWLt @2
‘2 1- A2=d5-d3-A1 -0, %an t3, -t63/ca 0,+1. 5“

82=(tud5-ttil .5-.25”
82
C2 c2. (A2+82 hi e, 1
1- E .t ti e,+O, /C04 el+.125”
‘2 2 63
16 k5-t65 +.125 *>.5* F2-k5-Z65+. 125”
‘2
16 ~5-:{5 +.125*(.5W
- F2=.5n
‘2 ‘2=2W3
long~ 8emn (Molded Si.deJ
G3 “G3=B,
]mponen.t ti4
G4 llj ;on@ud&uu .i4 intacLM&l.2 G3=8 ,

16 hngitudi.d iA Con-tinuolu
‘3=81‘tb
nnponen.t*5 T~vme
Q3 p’g ~=d3-1 .5“
‘5 ‘5=~w3+”25”
S&zt .iZngency bucket &tom Tab.Le 5.

Memb.ut to be bnuckukd =@.
mpnen.t V7 Coti
Not nequi@d
SH 12986
FIGURE 350 Intersections of longitudinal and deep transverse :

Bracket cut from rolled shape, l/d > 22. - Continued
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Note4 on Figure 33
Key Diagram
Beam 13racket Web

r
El
%w
T
r- ‘--l
1
%w
Jl!L ~ .,/’>,\
LD
F
/
o
Beam Bracket Flange
SH 12987
FIGURE 36. Intersections of longitudinal and deep— transverse:

-—
Built-up,~ll l/d.
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%iam 8mcke.t Web lIden.tLcd

Omponent ~rw , ksozk .3Zde4)
Id d3<6” 0.4d3XO” A1w=2d3-t63

AIw
Id 6“-43~20” A,w=2d3-t65+l”
16 A,a+l . 5“ti5-Z{5 Re@ to F@JAe 39
Id A,a+l . 5n~d5-td5 %w”ds-%{s
‘%w Id 2d3>.f25 ;3 %w”*d3
16 Zd3~.125 -?3 81W* .12513
Clw clw=d3-~i3
QIW U,w= [W65-ZW5 ) .5
%w 16 X12X13andt,3>.5” %W%3
lIj 212$13 and .Z, Z>.5” ~lw% 2
162,2:.5”01 t13:.5” ~lw””sn
Flw IIj k5-Z65 +. 125%.5* F1w=h5-ti5+.125”
Ii k5-<65+.125”:.5“ F1W””5”
Tlw rlw”tw3
uOti: Biuckti cannot be W@iXKOIM
I Saxm ~ F&nge (Idm.ti.u2

u?6
Icomponenz &tk .sidu]
2%
’16 A&ay6 A,6= [ [A,a-C,=l 2+(81 a-ula) 1
‘Ii %6-63
ComponenZ U
Not uqu.Lud
Compunt ~3
No du?&U aeqti
ComponenZ #4 Lon@@JuU Bemn [Oppotil? .sLdeI
NO dda.tt h.eqduzd
Component ti5 TAaMwlAe
NO det&.! JLeqtied
Component U6 %%%%.?” ‘rdtid
A2way& SeLecZ tingency bnAclzeZ &tomTab.!e5.

Uembu to be bud-tied =@.
SH 12987
FIGURE 36. Intersections of longitudinal and deep transverse :

Built-up, all l/d. - Continued
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Section A-A
~eam Bracket Detail
SH 12988
FIGURE 37. Intersections of longitudinal and shallow transverse:

zacke~ cut from rolled shape, l/d < 26.
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f
mpown.t “1 Uam Mackex (I&e14cd eotltsutal
I
AI
c1
*1
%
I& i?Ollga&nd 4 i.nmLco.Mac No W quhed

162oqdu&.md iA c0nrinwu4 Q=d3+.12s”
R5~f3*’”5”
[ 1
~nen.2 *6 Taqency &uckti
SI?ACZ Zaqency bnacket $wm TahLe 5.

Membw to be b.uuke<ed =(Z
mponeti*? cam
16 2on@dind 4 in.ateobtd MO det&i2wqui.ted
16 -ton@uiind .iA tontimuxa and:
Shun L.mdingd high Setect $&h on tappedcotta pm Tubie 13
o,t 14. Piacing membbt . 3
Shea toadi.ng iA not high se~ewCOutJy & 1?.
SH 12988
FIGURE 370 Intersections of longitudinal and shallow transverse:

Bracket cut from rolled shape, l/d < 26. - Continued
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Note 4 on Figure 33
Key L)iafyam
II
1
I G4 NT
l,@R t
%
~ G4 COFdT
-1
Longittdm! Beam Detaii
r
1’
A,
F, L
$/
?
Beam Bracket Detail
SH 12989

Bracket cu~-from rolled shape, l/d > 22. ‘—-
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A1=d3-Xd3
A1=d3-td3+!”
Re&m Zo F@ae 35
A1=d5-Zd5-d3
81=Zd3
%
81=.12s 13
.5iwd5-2w5)+.125n~, s.5(wd5-2w5)+.25”
f3, =a-l([A,-l .5w]/[B1-011)

Re@ to Fquu 37
F,-k3-t4*.125”
F1
F1=.5n
A~(A,+(77,+td3/A elJme,lc04 e,
8~(81+(c,+t43/ti el)/(tie, ]]cm e,
Cd hackct @nmuV2.on od@.
81ackaZ~t be eat @m 4-K O~@.
U&z Figti 39 oa cd Lmcku! @.mn uction
& ~u&dti tw.td d Wi d d ~ A;
dd~B;.
JcomponelLt U2 BhIlckd IIMaz
Not rtquhed
compoi2n.Z ~3 Lon@ud.kt Beam [Molded -I
“G3=81
‘3
Component 94 Lon@uUnat B- (Oppodte Side)
64
?6 &@twd&d & Continuou G4=8,+tb
16 fol@@Jlat iA J.u@t$oAtal G4=8,
,
component is Tnatuvaae
16 &ngdl&nd i.b cont4kou4 ~=d3-1 .375”
‘5=2W3+.25”
16 &n@ld4nd ib intwti NO du uqdui
-b .93&et *ency fwUCkz rab4k 5.

Man& ZobebuckeZed =3.
v
Component ~7 Couaz
Not zequi.ned
SH 12989

.. Bracket cut from rolled shape, l/d > 22. - Continued
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——. .. .
Note 4 orIFigure 33
EI
T
P ““1
r
cj~
Bracket web
A*W 1
?
/“ t
1 P Alf
01 +L \
BeamB racket Flange

o
‘*Y-T
~>
%L
F2
%
a
‘.-l
A, Chock Detail
SH 12990
FIGURE 390 Intersections

———of longitudinal
—. and shallow transverse,
built-up.
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.
Beam &tack& Web [Identtca.1

tmpmwn.Z fw Eoth .Sidu1
lrjd3~6” oh !&o” A,w.2d3-%i3

%w
Ii 6“~d3~20” ‘41uJ*2d3-~{3+’”
16 ~7a+~{3 +1. 5>d5-ti5 Re&nto Fi.gu.’w 36
16 2d3>.125 .23 E,w=2d3
%w
16 2d3:.125 13 .9, W=.125 L3
c clw”d3-$3.
1(U
.125W-4,=$25”
Qlw
16 %,2>X,3 Ond Z,3>.5° %W’*13
Elw
If 2,2$2,3 Ond t,2>.5” Elw=%
Id .t12~.5” 042,35.5” EIW=.5W
T;&
‘1(U
e 8 4#(A1a- C,=]/(81=-U1a)
Note: Suack2 cnn.no%

be wntinuoti
Wam Oauchct Ftie (Iden.t&d
*l& A16=((Al=-C,=}%8,= -o ,a 121~

%6 ‘1{-63
‘16 Aeway4 ‘16”243
Ckock mta.u (I@ti.aal eofi .saU1

A2ed5-d3-A1-V1~ Q,-t63/COb 6,
‘2
.A&aj4 t32.
(w65-t@5).5-.25”
82
C2 C2=A2+B2 m ‘1
A&Lug E2=tf3 ~in Q,+I?,
/coA 07+. 125”
E2
‘2
16h5-Z65 +.125’’> .5” ‘2”k5-z65+“125”
‘6‘5-Z65+,125~<.5*
- F2=.5”
72=tu3
.T2
‘fomponed *3 Lo@2udind (MOM side}
NO de&uX .uqui.ud
I I I No dda.i.l /LequiAed
Componti #6 %R2UY” “dew
I I
A2wo@ Q&act
I Mm&n
~ency bucket
to be tmac!zatcd.@.
@m TabLe 5.
Component ~7
Not uqu.ited
SH 12990
FIGURE 39. Intersections of longitudinal and shallow transverse,

built-u~. - Continued
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BRACKET
I/d RATIO
I
C(
CONSTRUCTIONI I
R?
SI
,.
d I I* I 42
1.10101 da
I/d RATIO is the ratio of length
to depth of longitudinal
Overlap of I/d RATlO is intentional
SH 12991
FIGURE 40. 4Q12W@ility index for corner brackets.
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--r
)
H3
Key Diagram Section A-A
u,
Section B-B
%
r “lJ-%
/- -i
1-
Al
L-4A)l
v
Beam Bracket Detail
ALE: S132 Inch EQUALS 1 inch
SH 12992
FIGURE 410 Corner bracket: Bracket cut from rolled

—sha~e, l/d < 26.
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.mmnwonf
r------
“...
#l Bum S/racket
Id dt<b” on d2>20” Al=d2-ti2

‘r
If 6“~d2:tO” ‘r=d2-t42+f”
16 2d3>.lt5 tt f32=2dz
%
16 2df$12512 B2=.125 t?
A&ay4 .f25”sC1~.25°
Cr
.125”~, ~.25°
01
1{ t&h3 and 2d3>.5° E,=td3
‘r
16 ‘62?63 d ~42’”5° ‘r=~iz
16 t42~.5” 01Ltd3:.5” E,=.5W
Aluuy& Q@zn-l( lA,-C,l/(8,-U,]]
‘r <.:,.
TIjel<2;0 ‘R@ to Fiym 42
A~(Ar-E1+(Ul+td2 /&n el)ti er)co~ el
M
Bp(8, -E, +(c,+t{2/w e,l/(tiel)l Qe,
%
16 A~d2 anda~dz Cu.tbnacti fjMm4ectLonod 2 .
Ii Ai~d2 Oh Eitiz Sza.ckc.i
cannot be cut @m4euXonod@.
U&? Fquhe 39 Oh CIA.Z Lbtackt i$r.om beukm
~d~~.fti ‘d 26 d‘6 d d 2 ‘i
omponen.t #2 Ska.U.oWCIL Mwnbu
: =“:’ ___EiL -
‘omponent *3 Oeepwc Membti
G3=d2-1.5”
G3
16 G3d.5 W63 .
‘3 ‘3=G3
16 G3~f.5 Wd3
‘3=r”5 ’43
A2W.y4 ‘3-3tw3+’25°
‘3
‘omponen.t
fi4 Tangency &iUC&Lt
A.&kzyb SAct tangency btacket Mm Tat&” 5.

Membu to be bnaketed =b2 .
‘ompofleti
#5 TO’2 &uckel
A2L4uy4 Se4.eti
toebh.ackti@.om Tab2e 6.
Membm to be hackcted =@.
Tkicknu~ 06 backing .4tuctwte = &3.
Read cotiuponding dimenb.ion6 &tom Tab.Le7.
Ii a5>d3-~w3 on b5>.5(wi3-%w31on Rede@n toe btickct to Aui.1 appC&ztLon.
c<k-t3
5-3{
SH 12992
FIGURE 41. Corner bracket: Bracket cut from rolled

shape, lfd < 26. - Continued
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-1 A
T
H3
-1
/! .
II
11
II
ij~r’”’R’
1
Beam Bracket Detail
H 12993
FIGURE 42. Corner bracket: Bracket

—._ cut from rolled
.-——————___
shape, l/d > 22.
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mlponent *I Em Wzcket
Ii d2~6” OK d2>20” %= V62+1 “5”

*I
14 6“5d2~20” VV62+2”5”
‘1 16 2d2z125 tz 8,=tdz
Id 2d~~.125 42 81=.125 12
.125n~, ~.25”
ol
e, A2wJay4 e,=ti-f [[ A,-l.5”)/(B1-01)1
1{ 13,>217” Re@to F@tie 41
A;. [A, +[0, +tf2/4in el]&?M e;jco~ GI
A;
1{ A;~d2 Cut Maclzti @nm uction oh@.
14 A;xi2 S.uckct unnot be cut @om~ecti.on od@.
b,c F@ue 43 OJLw bucfzti @.om hetin
.t&~6&d~A;.
ti ‘L”- 2@ 6
nnponcmt ~2 Skauawl Mcmbeft

AtLWtyb
‘2 G2”81
nnponen.t ~3
A2way6
‘3 ‘3=d2-1 “5”
16 G3c I.5 u)13
‘3 “3=’33
1{ G3Z1.5 W63 H3=1 .5 U)63
‘3 ‘3=3%3 +”25”
nnponen.t ~4 Tangacy E@ck&Z
Select ~ency bzackti nomrabt~ 5.

Memb#L
to be tvuacktied=b2 .
J
mponenZ ~5 Toe Smackc.t
Sctect toe tmackct 6M Tabte 6.

Memb~to be Lwache%ed =@.
TkickneM 06 backing~ticlune * %3.
Rud conRe@Jnd@ dimwbu @.om TabLe 7.
Id a5>d3-Zu3 ok b5>.5 fw43-tw3) on Rede@n tie tuacke,t20 bd app&ca%Zon.
c5~k3-t63
SH 12993
FIGURE 42. Corner bracket: Bracket cut from rolled

shape, I/d > 22. - Continued
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7 rL3
%“r
‘7
r
Beam Bracket Web
% w
f-
AIW
1
-1
‘IL Beam Bracket Flange
1P
--lLo,w
/
Alf
@
J
12994
FIGURE 43. Corner bracket, built up.
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omponent # lw Eeam EnAzckti Web
% Alw’%-~62
%w=’f2-~62+’”
B,w=2d2
%w
8,.=.125 12
Cfw %ll=@62
.125’’-~,25°5°
Vlw
%w ‘lw=tA3
~lw=~7
%W= “ 5“
‘lW TIW’2W2
lComponemZ#~J Beam E?.acketF-Lange
A, f=[(AT-C, ]z+(B, -0,121k

%4 -’
81( % @&2
‘16 - Tlf=?j
]Co”poml.z
#2 ska&&h?A
Memba
I I I uodaLa M@Led
\bmponent,3 Veepet Membw
‘3=d2-1”5”
’343
‘3=1“5 ’63
L3=3~w3+”25”
\cornponent
~4 rangenq Bn&cket
-“ SetecZlizngencybmcke.t @omTahLe 5s..

Uembwto be bnnckded -@.
r
lComponen.Z
n5 Toe 6.zacke.Z
Se2ecX toe hackct @m Table 6.

Membu to be bmaehe.ted =@.
Thiduvu~ 04 backing @iu@uL
Read cowuuponding &nwnb.LonA ‘i~om~?;ble 7.
Rede@n toe kzckti 20 bud aj?p&xu20n.
SH 12994
FIGURE 43. Corner bracket, built up - Continued
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THIS PAGE INTENTIONZ%LLYLEFT BLANK
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TYPE OF
SUPPORTED MEMBERS
1
STANCHION MEMBER CONNECTION
LIGHT HEAVY TERMIN ABOVE/ SINGLE INTERSECTING FIGURE NUMBER NOTES

BEAM ~BE ~BE ATION BELOW BEAM BEAMS
SAME DIFF
HT HT
Q ● ● 45
“.
● ● ● 46 Note 1
●.
● e 47
● ● ● 48
● ,0 ● 49
● ● ● 50
● o ● 51 ‘“
* ● ● 52
● ● ● 53
NOTE:
1. Flange snipes are not used on primary structure.
SH 12995
FIGURE 44. &lJcability index for stanchion

———. ————— details.
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u
/
aid
Key Diagram Section B-B
Section A-A
Longitudinal Beam Detail
SH 12996
FIGURE 45. Terminating I-beam stanchion: Supported members equal height.
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Compona.t
~1 Momchion 8Juackti
4@llj& ;$ti~t;-beam
&Zn.n&on
bhackti
@m
l-bmbahch.ionmwnb~ *@.
Componw-t ~2 So&/Cap Plate
S- l-beam hZanchion Ao~e/~ @e

@om Tab& 20. I-beam b~dhn membat =@ .
Component
#3 ~-~eamStanchion tik~ Chock
~~-z;-ba btitin &ack& chock zatn

. l-ban Atickion membm=d9 .
Compmwnt6 #4, 5, 6,
7, 8, 13 and 14
Not .tequ.imd
Componema ~9 and 12
No &fnU &equ&ed
component ~lo 1ntemmti 8eom
m“ M10=(UJi12-fW12] .5
Mlo
010 olo=d12-~{u
Component #17 h.t&ZCObti Beam
*11 - M11=(w@W12i.5
*I1 A@x@ 011‘dl
2-2612
L
SH 12996
FIGURE 45. Terminating I-beam stanchion:

Supported members equal height. - Continued
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Note 2 on Figure 44
~B
Seoti& 6-B
Key Diagram
-----
---------
-—-
—..-—-_--
II
~!
4 .—-. --——---
‘1$ -—-
--—
- ----
. #
Section C-C Longitudinal Beam Detail
SH 12997

—— —.
Supported membe~s unequal height.
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Compotrm.z ~1 .StamMnn .%tnehti
Se&mt l-bum &Znc&.on btacb-ti @om

Tabte 20. I-bean 4&znchionm@rbti =@.
Component a? So.telcapPz.a.ze
sa.2ti I-beam 4tich.i.onbokelq me

@m Tabte 20. I-beam 4.tnnchhn memb~ =@.
Component ~3 l-Beam .S.tanctin &acke.z Chock
~~~2;-bum Atitin bnacket choclz@.om

I-bum&@dti.mmemb~ =@.
W& Ruacky Web [Iden.tied

Componentn4
‘4 ‘4”d12-dl O-t{l2
84 84=%0
84=”r*5 %o
84=.5(bz-lw,~1 A4 ●
r74=.5(b2-twrzl
‘4
E4 ‘4=2610
‘4”twr2
E4=. 5“
‘4 ‘4=t2
‘d”twrz
F4=.5n
‘4 ‘4=twro
I
\ComponenZ @5
-b A5d(A421+(B4-D4 }2)%
‘s
‘5 85W6
lCompon@atb @6, 7 and 8
I
IComponm.tf19 I-Beam
No duiai,t.w@ted
Component Ur 0 Shd&weJL Membe.t (b.ededSide]
opt&na-? % o %o**4-r “ 5“
o@&7naZ llj 1.5 W610S8
ho ‘ro%o
Ii 1.5 W6,0:G8
‘10=r”5 ’61O
Op.thlat mb +.25W
ho ‘ro’3twio
SH 12997

Supported members unequal height. - Continued
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]Compun+ ,11 SWowti Membat (Oppobtie s-idel
ptiond IfahLzUowmwnbah .intatco@L2
I
% 1
16 hw.owa membui d con.tinuou
p.ti.md
“11
I
Uu+wt Membti
SH 12997
FIGUHE 46. Terminating I-beam stanchion:

Supported members unequal height. - Continued
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“IT” _
II
II
11
II
Ii
II
It
,1
/ v
@ @ 4
f L
11
u u
4A Section A-A
Key Diagram
p--J--jjn%-%
89
Lon@dir@Bmm Detail
Chock Detail
LA2_.J
Cap/Sole FWeDe~ail
SH 12998
FIGURE 47. I-beam stanchion,

.——— above and below:
—-- —------
Supported members equal h~~ht.
—
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mlponen..t
~1 8eam E5ackti
Not n.quhed
nnpnent #2 Caplsote PP.u.te
*2 ‘Z*67+’”
. 82=d7+t67+.5“
82
16 t6f.5” T2.t6,
‘2
16 t6,:.5n r2w.5*
nnpneti f13, 4 and 5
Not zeqded
sa&Gz in-tine het @om Tab& 8.

Eacki.ngmemb~ =
3 10 .
Tkdknu oIjAuppozted &2anyz * :6,.
cd -2x67:
16’610 7
‘6 ‘6”d8
86=.5 [u167-tw81
‘b
C6=d8-t68
Cb
u6=.5rw6g-xw*)
06
E6=tw8
‘6
E6=x
E6=,5”
‘6 ~6=%-~68
‘6 ‘6=Z47
1-8@n S&ncAi.on
NO data.i,t
heqtied
I 1
Component tit rntacoba.t Membln

I i
*8 ‘8*@tw8
% A2LuuJb 08*d8-t&3
Component ~9 h@VtCObti hhbVL
I I
‘9 ‘9 W69-%9
A&U+
*9 09=d9-zi9
Component #1O COW%IUOU Membut

I 1
I I I NO de.taU acqtiecf
SH 12998
FIGURE 47. I-beam stanchion, above and below:

Supported members equal height. - Continued
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Key Diagram
E4
‘4 ~
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Lm
A2
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i;
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Cap/Sole
-.-.
Detail
‘21
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-.-.,
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1
8!
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Chock Detail Deeper Me; ber Detail
SH 12999
FIGURE 48. I-beam stanchion, above and below:

Supported members unequal hei~.
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nnpment @4
A4 ‘4412
-Z(12
154=2d,o
84
84*.125 tlo
84=.5 (82-twr21*A4-dl o?~{lo
C4 C4=%o-z~ 10
Q4
04..5 (L12-tw,2)
E4 E4% 2
E4=td
E4..5”
F4 ‘4”r2
F4*%J12
F4=.5°
r4 74%1O
Ic
OmpOned@s
‘A@%& A5={(A4-C4J
2+(84-04J214
A5
85 85W64
r5 r5=t64
Cmnponent
*6 Ckoe.b Ufxo.u
‘6 ‘6-d12-ti12
86 86..5
[UJJ9-T4)
r{ r4>tdandt~.5” E6=. S”
‘6
16 r4~dud r4>.5”
‘6*T4
1{ 745.5- on td:.5” E6..5”
16 r4>r2 F6.rz
‘6
16 r~rz d r4>.5”
‘6*T4
1{ T4:.5” F6*.5°
76 ‘6”t57
Componfuu’!
~9, 10
11
No detait.uquined
ICallqx?nenz*12 Deepw Uembat
M,7*A2
%2
AzuKyb ~7r”d,2-T2
012
Compwtt f!4 r~e~y Ehacket
Setect tmge.cy bnacktii+tomrabte 5.

Nm6efL Co be ticktied . @
SH 12999
FIGURE 48. I-beam stanchion,

—. above and belo~:
%upported members unequal height. - Continued
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SH 13000
FIGURE 49. Light-tube stanchion: Supporting single beam.
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. nnponent @6 Chock Vets.i-2
I
‘6 “% ‘b=dl 2-%412
uubly~ t?6=.5(d9-Z@)-.25”
‘6
Xlj Zwlt>tdand 23.5” Eb=Zd
‘6
llj zu12$Zddndxw,2>.5”
‘6-~wl 2
165125.5 n oh td$5” E6=.5°
Id k,2-Z@.5” F;=k12-@ . ..
‘6
1{ k,2-Z@5” F6*.5n
‘6 ‘6=ZWI2
.waz .G1-u..m & @om Ta.hZe8.
B@.i.ngmembti=l w .
Tk.ccknu~ Od 4uPPoti W21WC = ~w12.
omponem.t ~7
Id d9w612 and:
A7
f47=d9+%9+ “5“
137-3d9
87
C7 C7W412
V7 ‘7’d9
T7 ‘7=ti12
Noi qu.iked
,.~mponen.Z ~8
Not neqti
Componeml #9 S&ncAion
No W aquhd
Component4 ~lOo.nd 11
No% keqtied
Component fl12
’12 ~6dq~612 ‘12=3d9

*?2 012=d,2-T7
16‘#w612 No det&2 neqtied
Componeti f13 and 14
Not neqtied
SH 13000
FIGURE 49. Light-tube stanchion: Supporting single beam. - Continued
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Section B-B
Section A-A
/
-
a ‘@e @
‘7
‘8
1
I--- 18-J
Longitudinal ‘Beam
Flange Insert Flange Insert
Detail
. ..
SH 13001
FIGURE 50. Light-tube stanchion: Supporting intersecting

beams at equal heights.
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Component til SIhnchion BMcke’t

-b Seh&&@.tt ibe&.&znckn bucht
6M. T&e 24.
NominaZ 6ZZC 06 %ube b.tanch.ion
=@ ..
Component4 f12,3,
4,5and6
Not uqdw?d
Componti ~7 Continuous Beom F.LangeItiti
16 d9w61t and:
AP14ky6 A7=d9+2Xd+ .5“
A7
87=3d9
87
C7 w C7-612
V7 w v7”d9
~7 ‘7”td12
16dqS’1612 Nol aeqwhi
16dq~dlt and:
‘8 ‘8=d9
‘8 ‘8=d9
C8 ‘8*61O
78 T8=X61o
16@4J612 uO.t qu.imd
]Componen.t
#9 Tube S~n
No de.tnd teqtied
M,o=.5(A7-+#12)
‘lo
%0 010=d12-r7
%0 M,o=.5(cof,2-<w,21
010 0TO=’WJ12
lCmnponeti~11
I I I
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A4uyb
011 011=010
Component
#12 coluMUloub
Baum
16 d9a06,z and:
%2 %2=3d9
A201al@ 012=d12-T7
012
16d&61z No ddx.il aeqded
SH 13001

beams at equal heights. - Continued
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Section A-A
‘==+, B,T
Flange Insert
A’ E!j
Chock
J
‘6
Detail
SH 13002

beams at unequal heights.
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mmmwnt
~- ._..- fl Stanctin Etacket
A2Luayh .Y&ec.tL@.t tie b&tdtiOn bnadmt
imm Table 24.
NoM tie 06 tube btanch..ion =@.
nnpenen.tb *2, 3,
Unds
NoX uqtiad
nnponen.t *6 Ckock m&a41
‘6 ‘6=d12-zd?2-d10
~d dq~612 86=. 5(d9-twlJ -.25”
86
16 dqY612 .!36=.5(wd,
z-2w,21-.25”
‘6 16 zw12>~410 d ~ilo’”s” ‘6‘X61O

“f ~w@41r7 ~ tw,t’.s’ ‘6‘tW~ 2
Ii XW12$5* 04 t610:.5” E6*.5W
16 d9x0412 end:
‘6
16 r7>~wj2 and %W,2>.5” F6=*W1Z
16 T,$twl~ d T,b.5“
‘6=T7
1{ T7~.5“ OR %Wlt:.5“ F69.5*
1{ d9~d12 and:
Id k12-Xi12>.5”
‘6=k12-td12
lljkl*-t6,2$5m F6=.5W
+6
‘6=twl2
~omponentfl
7 ConZinuoU kvn FZange ltiti
*7 14 d9~i12 and: ‘7=d9+%9””5”

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=7 ‘7=3d9
A2Lwtlj4
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07 ‘7=%
‘7 T7=~412
16‘#6j2 Not ae@.wd
?omponti N8 and 9 lnta.cobti 8eom Flange ln6w!
Not nqukd
;omponen.tb fll O and 11
NO detail keqtied
Mote: Cu2baclz06 &2ange not
— v~
:omponenl *12 con.tinuoub 8eam
lb dI&&WU membct h eotiow 2,2=dJ+.lt5”

‘12*f10+1”5”
Id Aka.t.taoem
memben h int#Lcobti No dti kequited
!omponeti #13 co.ua/l
lb bha.UWwt membu b con.tinuoub S+%2ecZZapped oh {.tu.bh

co-?.CaZ
baom
Tab2e 13 oh 14. Piexciq
membet
.(@ .
lbAa.U.w membm d h?uco.Qa.2 Not aeqtied
SH 13002

beams at unequal heights. - Continued
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Key Di~gram Section B-B
Flange Inserts
SH 13003
FIGURE 52. Heavy-tube stanchion: Supporting intersecting

beams at equal heights.
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,. .’ .-
Component #l Stanch.ion hzckat
Wb Sukt heavy Zube kznchion Lvuulzet

@m Tah& 25.
Nominal Lze o{ lube bJhnchhn =@.
Component V Sole/Cap Ptie
Sdect AoLe/ap ptnte @omTab.te 26.

hmi.nal 4LZC ofjtie h&nAi.on *Q).
gommnp N3, 4,
Not mzqui.fd
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A7 A7=%+%U9+ “5“
E7=3d9
’37
C7 C7*412
V7 07”d9
‘7 r7-f612
NoX zeqtied
lComponen.t
~8 lntutcobxat 8eam F.Lznge
Ititi
%=4
‘8=d9
C8*610
Tt=tilo :... .
Noe /teq(Lted
ComponenZ
~9 lubeSXand.Lon
Now mqu.imed
Component
~10 In.zencoti
‘seen
*1o M,o..5(A7-qf21
Q1
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Z-ti12
%0 M10~.5(lu612-tw12J
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‘11 A&my4
‘11=%0
#& ,: A&uzlj.4 O,l=off$
071
‘12”3d9
012=d12-T7
No dztai.1.tequined
SH 13003
FIGURE 52. Heavy-tube stanchion: Supporting intersecting,

beams at equal heights. - Continued
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B
Key Diagram . Section B-B
l+’
I
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Section A-A
\
L-.4 2.rEE Flange Insert
5H 13004
FIGURE 53. Heavy-tube stanchion: Supporting intersecting

beams at unequal heights.
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mlwmmt#l SZWwhiOn
Wuckti
W.&d heavy tiedanchion b.tac@t
j$tomTuk& 25.
Nom&d h.ize 06 .tufM baiznch.ion =@.
mponeid ~2 Soiwcap pti
Se&c.Z 40/-d~ #de @m Td& 26.

Nomuhat 4L?e 06 lube &2aneh&m =@ .
nnponen.t f3 Cheek
Not kqd
nnponen.t *4 &xon @aekez (Lk2b
~4 16dq~6jz *4=d12-T7-dlo
16 d9~i12 ‘4=d12-~il Z”df0
16 2d,0x 125 L,. 84=2d1~
84
Id2d,o~.1251,0 ‘34””’25 %0
16dq~61zand84C.5(A,-qlzl +88+A4 84..”5[A,-TW,21 +88+A4
‘4 ‘9?ij2 and i34C. 5(w{,2-~@,21 +88+A4 84=. 5( W6,2-~w, 21+88*A4
Id dq~ift U4=, 5( A7-~w,21 +88

V4
r6 dq-~61 z 04=. S[wi, z-tw, J +88
and t610>.5”
E4 ‘i ~w12’~i10 ‘4-~i10
16 tw12~610 and Zw, z>. 5“
E4*2WI 2
14 tw,2$3* Oh 2610~.5” E4*.5”
F4 rd d9m412 and:
F4=T7
‘WI 2>r7 * ‘7’ “5“
tw,2~T7 and ~w, ~>.5”
‘4=~wl 2
zWlz$s’ m T < SW F4=.5”
7-“
16 d9?412 and:
‘12-~i12>”5” ‘4=k72-~d12
F40.5”
%2-*~125”5”
A2uq4 ‘4=~wI o
‘4
wnponenl ~5 km Suckel F.tange
A5=w
‘5 fro
85=( A42+(84-04) ‘l%
‘5
‘5 ‘5=261 O
>mponed *7 Cow5Lnuou.A 8eOJII Flange InAvL2
lIj d9xod12 und:

A,* ,:,, W ~.$:,
*7=d9+%9+ “5
B7=3d9
87
C7 C7-41O
V7 *7=d9
‘7 T7”~41 2
16‘9-W6 Iz Not teqtied
SH 13004
FIGURE 53. Heavy-tube stanchion: Supporting intersectin~

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‘8wf10
88Sd9+1”5’’-”5 ‘7
%“uilo
88=% -“5 *f12+’”5
/ NO de.t&2 aeqtied
ompnent ~11
~{ h.t.taom bw a &.t@20Mil.t and:
G,,u84-I .5”
% 1
1.5 W410:G,1 H,l=I.5 Wd, o
“11
1.5 W6,0S,, ‘71411
16 bhdtowen beam .i.b
Wdi.tlUOUA and:
-A -1. sn
%r % 1“04+~wl ‘1
HIT-1.5 Wf,,
’71 ‘“5 ‘dl IfG71-tw;2
‘“5 W611%I-*W12 ~17471”~wlz
+ 1
L,,u3ZWI,+.25”
omponti N12
% ‘12=3d9
0,2*d,2-T7
*12
2,2; R12 i.ntwohtlz No cat-ouz ILequaed
conZinuoub and
Z}2=d,o+.f25°
R12U32W10+1.5”
R12*~ro+’”5°
\Co.ponent ~73 Co.avl
-b SeXect tangency bn.ackat inom Tab2e 5.

M@nbu to be bzacktied E @) .
SH 13004
FIGURE 53* Heavy-tube stanchion: Supporting intersecting

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APPENDIX A
DEFINITION OF VARIABLE NAMING CONVENTIONS IN THIS HANDBOOK
10* SCOPE
. . .
10.1 Use of capitalization and lower case as vaiiable names. Throughout
this handbook, capitalized variables are used to indicate dimensions or charac-
teristics which are calculated within a set of algorithms. Conversely, dimen-
sions or characteristics which are calculated or assigned outside a set of
algorithms are expressed as lower case variables. For example, dimensions of
structural shapes (depth, web thickness, and so forth) are defined by AISC
standards and are therefore expressed as lower case variables (d, wt, and so
forth).
. ..
10.2 Use of subscripts. Both numeric and lower case literal subscripts
are used in this handbook to associate a particular characteristic dimension
with a particular component or feature.
Literal subscripts are defined as follows:
b backing structure
f f1ange ,. .
i inside
o outside
w web
.,.
Examples: ..
%- web thickness or wall thickness

tb - ~ckness of back-structure
di - inside diameter
do - outside diameter
... ..
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Numeric subscripts are used to identify specific components of a complex

intersection detail. For consistency within a generic group of inter-
section details, the following definitions have been assigned:
Group 1 - Longitudinal and bulkhead stiffener
Subscript Definition
lw Beam bracket web, stiffener side

lf Beam bracket flange, stiffener side
2W Beam bracket web, opposite side
2f Beam bracket flange, opposite side
3 Longitudinal$ stiffener side
4 Longitudinal, opposite side
5 Bulkhead stiffener
6 Tangency bracket, stiffener side
7 Toe bracket
8 Toe bracket
9 In-line bracket
10 Tangency bracket, opposite side
11 Collar
12 Bulkhead
13 Deck
Group 2 - Longitudinal and transverse intersections
lW Beam bracket web (identical both sides)

lf Beam bracket flange (identical both sides)
2 Web insert
3 Longitudinal, molded side
4 Longitudinal ~ opposite side
5 Transverse
6 Tangency bracket (identical both sides)
7 collar
8 Deck
Group 3 - Corner bracket
lW Beam bracket web

lf Beam bracket flange
2 Shallower member
3 Deeper member
4 Tangency bracket
5 Toe bracket
6 Plating associated with deeper member
(bulkhead, shell or deck)
7 Plating associated with shallower member
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Group 4 - Stanchion details
1 Stanchion bracket
2 Cap sole plate
3 Stanchion chock
. Beam bracket web
4
5 Beam bracket flange
6 In-line bracket
7 Flange insert, continuous beam
. 8 Flange insert, intercostal beam
9 Stanchion
10 Intercostal (or shallower) beam, molded side
11 Intercostal (or shallower) beam, opposite side
12 Continuous (or deeper) beam
13 collar
14 Tangency bracket
15 Deck
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APPENDIX B
SELECTED MEASUREMENT UNITS AND CONVERSION FACTORS
10. SCOPE
10.1 Scope. This handbook establishes strength requirements in inch-pound

units. Measurement units recommended for use as well as the pertinent conversion
factors are compiled in table XXVII.
TABLE XXVII. Selected S1 conversion factors.
To convert from
Category inch-pound units To S1 units Multiply by
Length foot (ft) meter 0.3048
inch (in) meter 2.540 10-2
inch (in) mm 25.4
Area foot2 (ftz) meter2 (m2) 9.290 10-2
inch2 (in2) ~2 6.452 10-3
Force kip newton (N) 4.448 10-3
pound-force (lbf) newton (N) 4.448
Mass pound (lb) kilogram (kg) 0.454
ton (long, 2240 lb) metric ton 1.016
Stress kip/inch2 (ksi). pascal (Pa) 6.895 106

(force/area)
pound-force/inch 2 (lb/in2) pascal (Pa) 6.895 103
10.2 S1 makes extensive use of prefixes to form decimal multiples, it

officially establishes 16 prefixes. Those four prefixes most frequently used
are as follows:
mega M 1,000,000 = 106
kilo k 1,000 = 103
centi c 0.01 = 10-2
mini m 0.001 = 10-3
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APPENDIX C
ALLOWABLE DIMENSIONAL VARIATION AND ROUNDING PRACTICE
10. SCOPE
10.1 Scope. The algorithms presented throughout this handbook permit the
calculation of characteristic dimensions of structural details. Theoretically,
the precision of these dimensions is limited only by the precision of the
dimension of the structural shapes and configurations. Practically, however,
and to simplify production control and tracking requirements, a practice must
be established which permits similarly sized unique pieces to be grouped
together. The computer program which has been used to produce the tables within
this handbook accomplishes this by requiring the specification of two attributes
for each characteristic dimension:
(a) Allowable variation unit. This value sets the maximum variation
between the calculated dimension and the dimension of the unique
piece. It is specified in inches.
(b) Rounding practice. This attribute defines whether the calculated
dimension should be rounded down, ~ or to.the nearest allowable
variation unit.
10.2 The actual values for the allowable variation and rounding practice
which have been used for the tables presented in this book are presented in
table XXVIII. General guidance for each of five classes of dimensions is
provided as follows:
(a) Major unconstrained dimensions (dimensions greater than 10 inches):

Allowable variation = 0.1 inch
Rounding practice = Round up (that is, plus 1.0, minus O)
(b) Minor unconstrained dimensions:
(c) Snipe dimensions:
(d) Constrained dimensions:
Rounding practice = Round down (that is, plus O, minus 0.25)
(e) Plate thickness:
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10.3 Dimensions which must not overhang a flange of an associated

structural shape are defined as constrained dimensions. Dimensions which are
constrained by geometry of adjacent structures (for example, a full chock or
in-line bracket whi’chmust,fi.t between a flange and plating) are defined as
“neat fit” dimensions. These dimensions are identified by an asterisk (*) in
the algorithms for the elemental details. The tabulated values for these
dimensions use the allowable variation and rounding practice for constrained
dimensions as defined in the preceding paragraph on rounding practice. This
means that the tabulated dimensions will fit into the ‘theoretically available
space with a root gap of no more than 0.25 inch. To satisfy the welding root
gap requirements,in accordance with MIL-STD-22 and prevent the possibility of
oversized pieces, the fabrication tolerances for these tabulated dimensions as
well as the dimensions of the rolled or cut shapes must be defined and con-
trolled accordingly.
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APPENDIX D
USE AND INTERPRETATION OF TABLES
10. SCOPE
10.1 Scope. Three tabular formats are used throughout this handbook as
follows :
(a) Dimensional tables

(b) Index tables
(c) Catalog tables
10.2 Dimensional tables present for each structural shape are as follows:
(a) The nominal size of the shape (depth xwidthx weight - type).
(b) The characteristic dimensions of the appropriate detail piece.
(c) An identifier’which correlates all identical pieces. -
10.3 To use a dimensional table, enter with the appropriate structural

shape and read the corresponding dimensions and piece identifier. Dimensional
tables are provided for as follows:
(a) Tangency bracket

(b) Pull chock
(c) Plate bracket
(d) Lug collar
(e) Lapped collar
(f) Flush collar
(g) Light tube stanchion bracket
(h) Heavy tube stanchion bracket
(i) Tube stanchion sole cap plate
10.4 Index tables are used when the characteristic dimensions of a

particular detail are related to two adjacent structural components or when a
particular detail is used in various applications. The following paragraphs
provide guidance in the use and interpretation of each index table.
(a) Toe bracket. Rows represent the nominal size of the member
to be bracketed. Columns represent the thickness of the
backing structure and range from 0.1875 to 1.0 inch. Table
entries present the unique piece identifier which is appli-
cable for that row-column combination. The identifiers
reference the toe bracket catalog table.
(b) In-line bracket. Rows represent ;he nominal size of the
backing member. Columns represent the thickness of the
flange of the member to be bracketed and range from 0.1875
to 1.0 inch. Table entries present the unique piece identi-
fier which is applicable for that row-column combination.
The identifier references the in-line bracket catalog table.
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(c) Hull pad. Rows represent the nominal size of the member which
is terminating. Columns represent the thickness:,of the backing
structure assuming that the hull pad is ordinary strexigbh steel.
Table entries present the unique piece identifier which is
applicable for that row-column combination. The identifiers
reference the hull pad catalog table.
(d) Intermediate lateral support (ILS). Rows represent the nominal
size of the member to be supported. TLS may be provided in one
of three ways: (1) ILS.members cue from shallower members, (2)
ILS members cut from plate, (3) In-1ine brackets used as ILS
members when the backing structure is sufficiently heavy to
support concentrated loads. Columns one through four relate to
the first alternative, column five the second, and column six
the third.
(1) ILS members cut from shallower members (columns 1 through 4)

are governed by requirements which are placed on both the
cross-sectional area and the depth of the ILS member as a
function of the cross-sectional area and depth of the member
being supported. Thus the best ILS member is either the -.
lightest which satisfies the depth constraint, or the
shallowest which satisfies the cross-sectional area con-
straint. This table provides both the shallowest (columns
1 and 2) and the lightest (columns 3 and 4) ILS “members.
Columns 1 and 3 present the structural shape to be used as
ILS and refer to the structural shape catalog table 1.
Columns 2 and 4 present the insert “which alines with the
web of the lLS and refers to che ILS insert catalog table.
(2) plate ILS members (column 5) are cut from a plate of
sufficient thickness to satisfy cross-sectional area require-
ments. They provide a neat fit to the flange of the member
being supported and therefore do not require additional
inserts. Table entries refer to the standard ILS plates
catalog table.
(3) In-1ine bracket ILS members (column 6) are used in situations
where the backing structure is sufficiently heavy that
typical ILS may be replaced with an in-line bracket, thus
saving weight and welding time. Although in-line brackets
are designed to serve a different purpose, the configuration
is identical. Entries refer to the in-line bracket catalog
table.
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(e) x-be= st@nchion. Rows represent the nominal size of the I-beam
stanchion member. This detail is composed of three components:
the bracket, the cap sole plate and the chock. Each of these
three components is presented in its own catalog table and is
related to the appropriate stanchion member in the table.
Catalog tables present the characteris~ic dimensions of each
specific detail component referenced in the corresponding index
tables. The identification number relates to the entries of
the corresponding index table. The unique pieces have been
sorted and ordered according to thickness, width and length.
The final column of each catalog table (number of applications)
presents the number of applications in which each unique piece
number has been referenced in the corresponding index table.
Number of applications for the in-line bracket refers only to
the in-line bracket index table (that is, not to the ILS index
table).
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STRUCTURAL SHIPBUILDING DETAILS

● DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A Approved for public release; distribution

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY

Structural Shipbuilding Details Using Tee Stiffeners

3. Beneficial comments (recommendations, additions, deletions) and any pertinent

This handbook provides a convenient procedure for the selection of a variety

2. REFERENCED DOCUMENTS ------------------------ ____________ 1

3. DEFINITIONS --------------------- -------- _____ -_--------- 2

4. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS ------------------------- ---------— 14

5. DETAILED REQUIREMENTS ----------------------------------- 15

Figure 1 Characteristic dimensions for T’s and I-T’s,

Figure 28 Longitudinal beam bracket in way of bulkhead stiffener:

Table I Steel-structural shape catalog (I-T ad T) ------------- 5

Appendix A. Definition of variable naming conventions

1.1 Purpose. This handbook contains algorithms for the calculation of

1.2 Structural details considered. The structural details considered in

1.3 Structural shapes considered. The structural shapes considered in this

1.4 Materials considered. The algorithms presented in this handbook have

2.1 Issues of documents. The following documents of the issue in effect on

(Copies of standards and handbooks required by contractors in connection

3.1 Definition of detail elements. The configuration of a structural

(a) The geometry of intersecting structural components.

The following definitions should be used when determining component applica-

3.1.1 Tangency brackets. Tangency brackets are used at the intersection

3.1..3 In-1ine bracket. An in-line bracketvsprimary function is to provide a

3.1.5 Plate bracket. A plate bracket is used at the intersection of two

3.1.6 Beam brackets. Beam brackets provide increased section modulus to

3.1.9 Flush collar. A flush collar is identical in function to the lapped

3.1.12 Stanchion details. Stanchion details are classified according to

3.1.15 cutouts* Cutouts must be provided whenever a structural member

3.1.16 Snipes. Snipes are small cuts on corners of individual pieces to

3.2 Definition of nomenclature for variables. Throughout this handbook,

3.3 Definitions of characteristic dimensions of structural shapes. The

CHARACT~!S~C DfM~SIONS for’rs and l-1%

FIGURE 1. Characteristic dimensions for T ‘S and I-T 1S,

--——-. --- -----

3.4 Definitions of characteristic dimensions of detail elements. Charac-

3.5 Definition of an algorithm. An algorithm is a collection of equations

3.6.1 The detail for wide flange section terminating on intersecting T or

3.6.2 The detail for a continuing I-beam stanchion provides continuity to

FIGURE 2. Generalized dimensions for brackets, collars and inserts.

CHARACTERISTIC DIMENSIONS for BEAMS and CUTOUTS

. Full Flange Cut away Eliminated

Beam End Cut

Molded line of~-.

FIGURE 3. Characteristic dimensions for beams and cutouts.

3.6.4 For certain situations, flange inserts may be required to:

(a) Prevent a stanchion member or stanchion bracket from

4.1.1 Material for tangency brackets shall be ordinary strength steel

4.1.3 Full chocks shall be of a material similar to that of the member

4.1.4 Plate brackets, lapped collars and flush collars shall be of a

4.1.5 Lug collars shall be of a material similar to the main member or

4.1.6 ILS members shall be of a material similar to that of the supported

4.1.7 Hull pads shall be ordinary strength steel.

4.1.8 Inserts shall be of the same material as the parent member.

4.2.1 Welds shall be continuous and all around.

4.2.3 Fillet sizes shall be in accordance with MIL-STD-1628.

4.3 Preparation of rolled shapes. The dimensions indicated in table I are

4.4 Units. Characteristic dimensions referenced herein are presented in

. 4.5 Geometric assumptions. Algorithms presented in this handbook are based

(a) Intersections are right angles.

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