Single-plate lug verification
Pick a methodology route. The selected family drives the governing check; the other families are shown as cross-checks. Toggle SI / US customary units at any time.
Schematic
Front elevation, weld detail, and load decomposition. A qualitative check that geometry and loading are not obviously wrong; the free-body view summarises the decomposition used by every weld check.
Primary checks — Mechanics of Materials
Governing utilisation is computed from these checks only.
Net-section tension (mechanics)
Intermediate valuesengine SI
- 100000.0
- 20.00
- 148.00
- 2960.0
Double-plane shear-out (mechanics)
Intermediate valuesengine SI
- 100000.0
- 20.00
- 34.00
- 1360.0
Pin bearing on lug (mechanics)
Intermediate valuesengine SI
- 100000.0
- 20.00
- 50.00
- 1000.0
Pin double shear (mechanics)
Intermediate valuesengine SI
- 100000.0
- 1963.5
Fillet weld throat resultant (mechanics)
Intermediate valuesengine SI
- 100000.0
- 100000.0
- 0.0
- 0.0
- 150.00
- 5.66
- 2036.2
- 61084.8
- 49.11
- 0.00
- 49.11
Fillet weld von Mises throat stress (mechanics)
Intermediate valuesengine SI
- 100000.0
- 100000.0
- 0.0
- 0.0
- 2036.2
- 61084.8
- 49.11
- 0.00
- 49.11
- von Mises throat stress: (longitudinal shear for symmetric, in-plane loading).
Fillet weld strength — AISC 360-22 §J2.4
Intermediate valuesengine SI
- 100000.0
- 2036.2
- 483.0
- 90.00
- 1.500
- 434.70
- 885118.8
- 2.00
- 49.11
- 0.00
- 49.11
- Directional increase factor at .
- Nominal throat strength .
Cross-check (other frameworks)
Independent utilisations from the other methodology families, shown for comparison. Not included in the governing banner.
Net-section tension — BTH-1 §3-3.3.1
Intermediate valuesengine SI
- 100000.0
- 20.00
- 74.00
- 43.73
- 0.9245
- 3.00
- 220088.3
Single-plane fracture — BTH-1 §3-3.3.2
Intermediate valuesengine SI
- 100000.0
- 20.00
- 74.00
- 3.00
- 185328.9
Double-plane shear-out — BTH-1 §3-3.3.3
Intermediate valuesengine SI
- 100000.0
- 20.00
- 34.00
- 52.88
- 1756.6
- 3.00
- 167362.8
Pin bearing — BTH-1 §3-3.3.4
Intermediate valuesengine SI
- 100000.0
- 20.00
- 50.00
- 1.250
- 3.00
- 147916.7
- Service Class 0 — static bearing coefficient applied (eq 3-53).
Fillet weld allowable — BTH-1 §3-3.4.3
Intermediate valuesengine SI
- 100000.0
- 100000.0
- 0.0
- 0.0
- 5.66
- 2036.2
- 61084.8
- 49.11
- 0.00
- 49.11
- 80.50
- 483.0
- 3.00
- Clause allowable ; compared to the von Mises throat equivalent .
Pin-plate geometry — EC3 §3.13.1
Intermediate valuesengine SI
- 100000.0
- 20.00
- 52.00
- 60.00
- 41.71
- 74.00
- 24.38
- 11.75
- 1.000
Pin shear — EC3 §3.13.2
Intermediate valuesengine SI
- 100000.0
- 1963.5
- 800.0
- 1.250
- 753982.2
- 1507964.5
- Two shear planes assumed (single lug in clevis).
Plate bearing — EC3 §3.13.2
Intermediate valuesengine SI
- 100000.0
- 20.00
- 50.00
- 355.0
- 1.000
- 532500.0
Pin bending — EC3 §3.13.2
Intermediate valuesengine SI
- 16.00
- 20.00
- 4.00
- 12271.8
- 640.0
- 1.000
- 50000.0
- 11780972.5
- Moment from EN 1993-1-8 §3.13.2 Figure 3.11: .
Pin combined shear + bending — EC3 §3.13.2
Intermediate valuesengine SI
- 100000.0
- 16.00
- 20.00
- 4.00
- 50000.0
- 11780972.5
- 753982.2
- 1507964.5
- 0.0663
- 0.0042
- Two shear planes assumed (single lug in clevis), matching the pin-shear check.
Fillet weld — EN 1993-1-8 §4.5.3.2 directional method
Intermediate valuesengine SI
- 100000.0
- 100000.0
- 0.0
- 0.0
- 5.66
- 2036.2
- 61084.8
- 49.11
- 0.00
- 49.11
- 0.90
- 490.0
- 1.250
- 0.1128
- 0.1392
- Criterion (a) combined: → .
- Criterion (b) normal: → .
- Governing criterion: normal (b).
Fillet weld — EN 1993-1-8 §4.5.3.3 simplified method
Intermediate valuesengine SI
- 100000.0
- 100000.0
- 0.0
- 0.0
- 5.66
- 251.47
- 277.78
- 1422.30
- 0.90
- 490.0
- 1.250
- Design throat shear .
- Resistance per unit length ; demand .
Dynamic amplification factor — DNV-ST-N001 §16
Intermediate valuesengine SI
- 1.150
- 1.150
- 10.20
- Category default selected automatically. Confirm against the project-specific clause before use.
Skew-load factor — DNV-ST-N001 §16
Intermediate valuesengine SI
- 1.100
- 1.100
- Single-lug padeye default . Multi-sling redistribution is out of scope for v1.
Assumptions used
These assumptions back the implemented checks. They will appear in the report alongside the result table.
- Geometry is a single-plate lug / padeye without cheek plates. Cheek-plate configurations are out of scope for v1 and require detailed analysis.
- Load is applied in the plane of the lug. Out-of-plane bending from sling misalignment is treated via a user-supplied dynamic / skew factor only.
- Behaviour assumed linear-elastic, isotropic, homogeneous. No plastic redistribution, residual stresses, or fatigue effects are considered.
- Load line passes through the hole centre. Eccentricities between sling and lug centreline are not explicitly evaluated.
- Allowable stresses are supplied by the user. The app does NOT apply any code-specific allowable factor (ASME BTH-1 , Eurocode , DNV DAF, etc.) until the corresponding source clause has been supplied and validated.
- Pin-to-hole fit is assumed reasonable (pin diameter slightly less than hole diameter). Extreme clearances or wear are not modelled.
- Bearing stress is taken as the projected nominal value ; actual contact stress peaks are not resolved.
- Fillet welds are symmetric about the load line. The weld group is analysed with , , (in-plane bending), and throat stresses , . Out-of-plane (sling skew) effects and asymmetric weld runs remain out of scope in v1.
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