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These figures are calculated in accordance with the latest revision of BS5950-3 Section 3.1:1990 +A1 2010.  The factors in this table should be applied to the minimum resistance for a stud in a solid slab (Qk) from Table 5 of BS5950-3 Section 3.1:1990 +A1 2010.
  
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: 1 = Figures are based on 95mm LAW shear studs except TR80+ which is based on 120mm LAW.
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'''Refer to SCI Publication PN001a-GB NCCI: Resistance of headed stud shear connectors in transverse sheeting'''
  
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'''Refer to SCI Publication PN002a-GB NCCI: Modified limitation on partial shear connection in beams for buildings'''
  
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'''Refer to SCI AD380: What Height of Shear Stud Should be used in Eurocode 4'''
  
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'''Refer to SCI AD174: Shear connection along composite edge beams'''
  
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: [[6.6 - Shear stud spacing]]
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: [[6.8 - Alternative Shear Connectors]]

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These figures are calculated in accordance with the latest revision of BS5950-3 Section 3.1:1990 +A1 2010. The factors in this table should be applied to the minimum resistance for a stud in a solid slab (Qk) from Table 5 of BS5950-3 Section 3.1:1990 +A1 2010.

6.5a.jpg

1 = Figures are based on 95mm LAW shear studs except TR80+ which is based on 120mm LAW.
2 = All factors are based on ‘mesh at nominal top cover’, except Parallel which is based on ‘below head of stud’


Refer to SCI Publication PN001a-GB NCCI: Resistance of headed stud shear connectors in transverse sheeting

Refer to SCI Publication PN002a-GB NCCI: Modified limitation on partial shear connection in beams for buildings

Refer to SCI AD380: What Height of Shear Stud Should be used in Eurocode 4

Refer to SCI AD174: Shear connection along composite edge beams




Other items within 6.0 - Design - Floor deck Composite beam design:-

6.0 - Design - Floor deck composite beam design
6.1 - Shear stud LAW (length after weld)
6.2 - Design rules for minimum degree of connection
6.3 - Shear stud reduction factors
6.4 - BS EN 1994-1-1 Reduction factors for SMD Products
6.5 - BS5950-3 Section 3.1 Reduction factors for SMD Products
6.6 - Shear stud spacing
6.7 -Transverse reinforcement for composite beams
6.8 - Alternative Shear Connectors