Steel frame members are connected together either through welding or bolting. The connections may be accomplished either at the site or in the fabricator's shop. Which method is preferred for site -made connections and why?
What will be an ideal response?
Bolting is preferred for site -made connections because welding cannot be done under windy or moist conditions. Additionally, bolting does not require surface cleaning of members, as that needed for welding. It is also quicker and requires less skilled labor.
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