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BSF 225 kN, Bean-beam connection

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BSF 225 k N bjelke bjelke
BSF 225 k N søyle bjelke 2 ENG
Bjelke bjelke BSF
BSF 225 k N bjelke bjelke
BSF 225 k N søyle bjelke 2 ENG
Bjelke bjelke BSF

BSF is a console-free system and consists of three parts:

  • Beam unit: Cast into the concrete beam and must be anchored with specified anchoring reinforcement.
  • Beam-beam unit: Cast into the concrete beam and must be anchored with specified anchoring reinforcement.
  • Knife/sledge: Connect the beam to the column. This is made of solid steel and forms the part of the connection that transfers the load from the beam to the column. Before beam assembly, the knife is retracted and hidden inside the beam unit.


All parts are made of steel. The three main components are in steel grade S355. Threaded rods are quality 8.8, and stop washers are in steel quality S355.

Design principles
When deployed, the sliding knife cantilevers from the beam into the beam-beam unit. It bears onto the base of the beam-beam unit at the free end, which induces rotation of the knife. This is resisted by bearing against half-round bearing blocks in the beam. These half-round blocks in turn bear against reinforcement which is not shown.

Product information
Maximum capacity225 kN
Minimum column width240 mm
Minimum beam dimension190 x 370 mm
Weight S 225, knife14,4 kg
Weight B 225, beam unit7,40 kg
Weight SF 225 B-B, beam-beam unit2,10 kg
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Drawings BSF 225

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STP DWG 2D IFCPDF
B 225B225.STPB225.DWG2DB225.IFC
S 225S225.STPS225.DWG2DS225.IFC
SF 225 B-BSF225B-B.STPSF225B-B.DWG2DSF225B-B.IFC
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