What's the difference between moment and shear connections?

What's the difference between a moment and shear connection? In this tutorial I explain the difference between the two main steel bolted connection types, the moment connection, and the shear connection (also called the simple or pinned connection).
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[@shubhankarlohani2587]

In the case of a shear connection, when a gusset plate is provided below the beam for bracing, will that gusset plate act like a haunch for the beam?

[@engr810]

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[@elyasinjsp8905]

nice and simple. thanks a lot.

[@simonabarisic4829]

Thank you very much. Great video. Can you maybe explain too a connection between a truss and a column? Kind regards

[@malan099]

@3:57 Is the lever arm taken in between the first and bottom row of bolts or first row of bolts and bottom of haunch?

[@bigkieth23]

How do you design a splice connection for a beam and col ?

[@TheOnlyMosesMalone]

Hi Robin, thanks for the video. So if I was to add a second row of bolts to the shear connection, would it become a moment resisting connection as the two rows of bolts would resist moment about the centroid of the bolt pattern? Thanks.

[@ebinnakarmicrn0613]

Moment connection not as clear as shear one though, should have illustrated moment connection as end connection too

[@SpaDerola]

Do the bolts not provide a force couple to react against a moment? Or is this just so limited that it is considered a shear connection?

[@RobindeJongh]

Correct. And the bolts are in a hole that is bigger than the bolt, so there is "play" in the connection.

[@SpaDerola]

@@RobindeJongh ahh I see! Thank you for responding. Expect more questions as I work through your videos haha

[@coachgius]

Shear connection clearer than moment connection.

[@SpannerAT34]

cant watch this .. marker sound !!!!