A truss gusset plate is a structural steel component that connects the individual members of a truss, transferring loads between them. Its primary purpose is to provide stability and rigidity to the truss structure, ensuring its overall load-bearing capacity and structural integrity. Truss gusset plates are typically fabricated from steel plates, and their design and geometry depend on the specific load requirements and truss configuration. They play a crucial role in maintaining the structural integrity of trusses, which are commonly used in the construction of roofs, bridges, and other large-scale structures.