EDIL T.P. - Beam-to-Column Connection

Beam-to-Column Connection

This is the larger version of the EDIL T.T. tile-beam connection.
It is designed for beam-pillar connections. The purpose of the system is to ensure bilateral support between the ends of the beams and the tops of the pillars while maintaining the existing static layout. The construction system is identical to that of the EDIL T.T. connection, with suitably assembled steel tubes and holes for fastenings at the ends. The dimensions are necessarily larger than those of the EDIL T.T., given that the masses of the elements to be connected (the mass of the element and the masses corresponding to the permanent structural and non-structural loads it carries) are much higher. This is also a “ductile” system, designed so that, in the event of an earthquake, the actions transmitted to the structures are limited through the plasticisation of the external rods (curvilinear elements). The Edil T.P. connection is also to be applied in cases where there are already pins connecting the beam and column, as these connections have proven to be insufficient to transfer the actions resulting from the design earthquake.
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Features

The EDIL T.P. system is designed for beam-column connections.
One end is fixed to the underside of the beam and the other end to the side of the column using anchors.
Once installed, the connection is easy to inspect and access for any maintenance work.
Chemical anchor
 
The EDIL T.P. connection is made of common steels as specified by NTC 2008. The table shows the main technical characteristics and reference standards. It can be supplied electrolytically cold galvanised (white galvanising) or painted.
 
For more information, read the article on Ingenio.
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