Design a framed beam connection for a W18 x 50 to support a dead load reaction of 30 k and a live load reaction of 20 k, using the LRFD and ASD methods. The beam's top flange is to be coped for a 2-in depth, and 7/8-in A325-X bolts in standard- size holes are to be used.The beam is connected to a W27 x 146 girder. Connection is A36,while W shapes are A992

Design a framed beam connection for a W18 x 50 to support a dead load reaction of 30 k and a live load reaction of 20 k, using the LRFD and ASD methods. The beam's top flange is to be coped for a 2-in depth, and 7/8-in A325-X bolts in standard- size holes are to be used.The beam is connected to a W27 x 146 girder. Connection is A36,while W shapes are A992

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