Structural Engineering Research Institute

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Alternative material for construction is leading the modern construction to sustainability. Replace earthen Brick with green building ones e.g. AAC block.

08/02/2026
26/01/2026

SERI invites you to a webinar on "IS 1893:2025: Seismic Design of Structures – Transition & Implementation". Participation certificates will be provided upon completion of the webinar.

Rapidcore, Precast Offsite Cores 19/06/2025

Rapidcore, Precast Offsite Cores Rapidcore lift and stair cores are manufactured offsite in bespoke moulds and are installed quickly and efficiently by our specialist installation teams. Wa...

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Steel-to-steel connections can be created using various methods, including:

1. Welding: Fusion welding (e.g., shielded metal arc welding, gas metal arc welding) or resistance welding.
2. Bolting: Using high-strength bolts, such as A325 or A490, with proper torque control.
3. Riveting: Though less common, rivets can still be used for certain applications.

The choice of connection method depends on factors like load requirements, structural design, and fabrication constraints.

15/06/2025

*Precast Concrete Connections with Bolts*

Precast concrete connections with bolts are a common method for joining precast concrete elements, such as beams, columns, and slabs. These connections provide a strong and durable link between the elements, ensuring structural integrity and stability.

*Types of Bolted Connections*

- *Dry connections:* Bolts are used to connect precast elements without any additional materials like grout or concrete.
- *Grouted connections:* Bolts are used in conjunction with grout or concrete to fill gaps and provide additional strength.

*Typical Details*

- *Bolt types:* High-strength bolts, such as ASTM A325 or A490, are commonly used for precast concrete connections.
- *Anchor types:* Anchor bolts, such as headed studs or threaded rods, are used to connect precast elements to foundations or other structures.
- *Plate connections:* Steel plates are used to connect precast elements, with bolts passing through the plates to secure the connection.
- *Connection design:* The design of the connection depends on the specific application, including the type of load, the size and type of precast elements, and the desired level of ductility.

*Benefits*

- *Fast installation:* Bolted connections allow for quick and efficient installation of precast concrete elements.
- *Flexibility:* Bolted connections can accommodate some degree of movement and flexibility, making them suitable for structures subject to seismic or wind loads.
- *Durability:* Bolted connections can provide a durable and long-lasting connection between precast concrete elements.

*Considerations*

- *Design and detailing:* The design and detailing of bolted connections require careful consideration to ensure that they meet the structural requirements and performance expectations.
- *Installation:* Proper installation of bolted connections is critical to ensure that they function as intended and provide the required strength and durability.

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Precast sample details pictures for having feel of the construction.

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Look into the details of RCC Column face and steel truss bolted connection. It enhances the constructability.

05/02/2019

Mechanical Bar bending machine!

27/04/2018

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