Understanding How to install column, Beam Connection Details | Bolted connection | Splice connection

A beam-to-beam or column-to-column splice connection is a way of joining two structural components together to create a longer member. One common method of making this connection is by using bolted connections, which involve tightening bolts to secure the components together. Bolted connections are often preferred because they are relatively easy to install and offer flexibility in terms of making adjustments or replacing parts if necessary. However, it's important to ensure that the bolts and connections are designed and installed properly to ensure the structural integrity and safety of the entire system.
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[@peet225]

Good day, can we place the steel column welded splicing location at exactly on column-girder connection? Thank you.

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