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A.

GEOMETRY
n
e
L
At
B. PARAMETERS
fcu
Yf
Uf
pt
ps
ten

=4
= 24.00
= 530.00
= 452.39

285
2
4
1
1
4
1
4
4
1
*1

H
Ta
*3
h
*2

112
340
126
326
114
122
114
326
122
108

Fx kN
6.35
-10.20
0.13
-1.15
0.15
-0.20
0.15
-0.09
-0.20
-0.22

Fy kN
73.89
20.11
-6.03
-3.13
165.56
-61.49
165.51
163.10
-61.45
-42.59

Fz kN
-1.05
0.93
6.62
-23.01
28.51
23.89
28.50
-30.44
23.89
-24.03

P2 & P2A
1,2,3,4,5,8,252,279,285

ANCHOR
BOLT

= 30.00
N/mm2, cube strength of concrete at 28 days
= 248.00 N/mm2, yield strength of anchor
= 414.00 N/mm2, ultimate tensile strength of anchor
= min [ 0.58 Uf , 0.83 Yf ] from Table 32 of BS5950 - 1990
= 205.84 N/mm2, tensile strength of anchor
= min [ 0.48 Uf , 0.69 Yf ] from Table 32 of BS5950 - 1990
= 171.12 N/mm2, shear strength of anchor
= 0.28
bond coefficient for plain bars (in tension)

C. ULTIMATE REACTIONS AT BASEPLATE LEVEL


STAAD Support Reactions
Direction
Node
L/C
Horizontal Vertical Horizontal
Max Fx comp
Min Fx comp
Max Fx tens
Min Fx tens
Max Fy
Min Fy
Max Fz comp
Min Fz comp
Max Fz tens
Min Fz tens
Notes:

MARK:
NODES:

no. of anchor bolts


mm, diameter of anchor bolt
mm, length of anchor bolt
mm2, effective area

Anchor Bolt : 4 - M20 x 530L

Design Forces
*1

H
kN
6.44
10.24
6.62
23.04
28.51
23.89
28.50
30.44
23.89
24.03

*2

Ta
kN
n/a
n/a
-1.51
-0.78
n/a
-15.37
n/a
n/a
-15.36
-10.65

*3

Bolt Design

h
kN
1.61
2.56
1.66
5.76
7.13
5.97
7.13
7.61
5.97
6.01

Shear only
Shear only
Shear and Tension
Shear and Tension
Shear only
Shear and Tension
Shear only
Shear only
Shear and Tension
Shear and Tension

= STAAD resultant horizontal reaction Force ( Fx2 + Fy2)0.5


= STAAD reaction Fy per bolt, tension (-Fy / n)
= STAAD resultant horizontal reaction force per bolt (H / n)

D. ALLOWABLE CAPACITY OF ANCHOR BOLTS


T
= pt At
tensile capacity of bolt
V
= ps At
shear capacity of bolt
h / V + | Ta / T |
1.40
interaction equation for combined tension and shear
0.6 h / V
1.00
interaction equation for shear only
= fbu e L
where: fbu = fcu
Fs
E. ANCHOR BOLT DESIGN SUMMARY
Tension and Shear Forces
*1
*2
*4
Direction
Node
L/C
H
Ta
h
Max Fx comp
Min Fx comp
Max Fx tens
Min Fx tens
Max Fy
Min Fy
Max Fz comp
Min Fz comp
Max Fz tens
Min Fz tens
Notes:

Allowable Capacity
Tension (kN)
Shear (kN)

Stress
Ratio

Remarks

kN
kN
kN
T
Fs
V
< 1, Safe for Shear
285
112
6.44
n/a
1.61
93.12
61.29
77.41
0.01
< 1, Safe for Shear
2
340
10.24
n/a
2.56
93.12
61.29
77.41
0.02
< 1.4, Safe for Tension & Shear
4
126
6.62
-1.51
1.66
93.12
61.29
77.41
0.05
< 1.4, Safe for Tension & Shear
1
326
23.04
-0.78
5.76
93.12
61.29
77.41
0.09
< 1, Safe for Shear
1
114
28.51
n/a
7.13
93.12
61.29
77.41
0.06
< 1.4, Safe for Tension & Shear
4
122
23.89
-15.37
5.97
93.12
61.29
77.41
0.33
< 1, Safe for Shear
1
114
28.50
n/a
7.13
93.12
61.29
77.41
0.06
< 1, Safe for Shear
4
326
30.44
n/a
7.61
93.12
61.29
77.41
0.06
< 1.4, Safe for Tension & Shear
4
122
23.89
-15.36
5.97
93.12
61.29
77.41
0.33
< 1.4, Safe for Tension & Shear
1
108
24.03
-10.65
6.01
93.12
61.29
77.41
0.25
For pure shear, consider 60% of the actual shear was carried by the anchor bolt and the remaining 40% will be cater by the
friction between the concrete and base plate.

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