- Course No E – 1900
- PDH Units: 4
- Course No E – 1900
- PDH Units: 4
Intended Audience: Civil & Structure Engineers
Credits: 4 PDH Units
Bolting and welding of steel structures will be presented in a broad term. This course will discuss the bolted joints and some practical techniques to assure the quality of the steel structural joints. Also, different types of welds and welding joints will be presented. This course is intended to give some practical overview of steel joints. Different types of bolts and welds and their installation are also covered. The latest of AISC steel design manual will used to design simple steel joints. The course begins with types of bolts and ends up with an example of welded joint design. This course benefits engineers and practitioners in structural steel design and structural steel construction industry. It is an introductory course and can be considered as a review course. This course is not intended to those with extensive experience in welding and steel joint construction. Bolting and Welding of Steel Structures- An Overview, you'll learn ...
- General background about structural steel
- An understanding of the different ways that structural steel is connected
- Insight into types of bolts and their installation
- An awareness of types of bolted joints used for structural steel
- Knowledge of welding terminology, weld types, and welding processes
- Familiarity with common weld inspection methods and considerations associated with field welding
- Basic design of steel joints.
Learning Objectives:
At the successful conclusion of this course, you will learn the following knowledge and skills:- Structural bolting
- Types of bolts
- Bolts and joint failure modes
- Bolt inspection
- Bolting cost considerations
- Structural welding
- Welding terminology
- Types of welds
- Weld symbols
- Basic welding techniques
- Welding safety
- Welding inspection
- Welding cost considerations
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