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Mr. Eric Heiberg, P.E., M.ASCE


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RE: Safety Factors, Stainless Steel Bolts

Posted By Eric Heiberg 12-14-2020 01:44 PM
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James, Thank you again. as I am using 316...I think I will be OK. Eric ------------------------------ Eric Heiberg P.E., M.ASCE Long Valley NJ ------------------------------

RE: Safety Factors, Stainless Steel Bolts

Posted By Eric Heiberg 12-13-2020 09:57 AM
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Christopher, Thank you. My application is in a coastal city, not subject to salt water, (but perhaps subject to salt air?). I am using austenitic SS. do you think that this would pose a stress-corrosion threat? If so, where do I find data on allowable stresses for stress corrosion ( stress-corrosion ...

RE: Safety Factors, Stainless Steel Bolts

Posted By Eric Heiberg 12-13-2020 09:57 AM
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James, Jayesh, Thank you! I have purchased Design Guide 27. James, in your text, you mention Fnt as 56 ksi...I assume that 56ksi=.75*75ksi (for SS type 31600) and therefore the allowable tension in the bolt would be FntAb/omega or .75*Fu(Ab)/omega= .75*Fu/2 = Fu/2.67 for ASD (26250psi times bolt area ...

Safety Factors, Stainless Steel Bolts

Posted By Eric Heiberg 12-11-2020 02:11 PM
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Thank you in advance for your time devoted to this request. I am looking for guidance on where to find the appropriate safety factor for stainless steel bolts in TENSION in ASD design, in a standard document (such as AISC, ASCE,etc). I have found some somewhat conflicting definitions/direction ...