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    This document summarizes the results of a bolt check analysis for the foundation of an SRP skid from STAAD. It examines two load cases: 1) Maximum FX and FY loads of 97kN tension and 29kN shear were found to be safe, with utility ratios of 0.32 and 0.14 for tension and shear below the capacity limits. 2) Maximum FZ and FY loads of 227kN shear and 71kN tension were also found to be safe based on the combined ratio, although the shear load exceeded the shear capacity on its own.

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    This document summarizes the results of a bolt check analysis for the foundation of an SRP skid from STAAD. It examines two load cases: 1) Maximum FX and FY loads of 97kN tension and 29kN shear were found to be safe, with utility ratios of 0.32 and 0.14 for tension and shear below the capacity limits. 2) Maximum FZ and FY loads of 227kN shear and 71kN tension were also found to be safe based on the combined ratio, although the shear load exceeded the shear capacity on its own.

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    NODE - 30 - 4 Nos ANC BOLT STRENGTH CHECK

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    This document summarizes the results of a bolt check analysis for the foundation of an SRP skid from STAAD. It examines two load cases: 1) Maximum FX and FY loads of 97kN tension and 29kN shear were found to be safe, with utility ratios of 0.32 and 0.14 for tension and shear below the capacity limits. 2) Maximum FZ and FY loads of 227kN shear and 71kN tension were also found to be safe based on the combined ratio, although the shear load exceeded the shear capacity on its own.

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    SRP SKID - FOUNDATION BOLT CHECK

    MAX LOADS FROM STAAD ANALYSIS

    CASE 1 - MAX FX AND FY


    Design code - AISC 360-10
    Node - 30 UNIT Reference
    Bolt size = M20
    Area of bolt, Ab = 169 mm²
    Tensile force, Fy = 97 KN STAAD analysis
    Shear force, Fx = 0 KN STAAD analysis
    Shear force, Fz = 29 KN STAAD analysis
    Resultant Shear force, V = 29.00 KN
    Tensile force, T = 97.00 KN
    No of bolt, n = 4
    Material = Gr 8.8
    Yield strength, Fy = 640 N/mm²
    futa = min(fu, 1.9*fy, 125 [ksi]) Sec. D.5.1.2
    futa = 800 N/mm²
    Tensile Strength, Fu = 800 N/mm²
    Shear Capacity, Vc = n x Φ x Ab x 0.5 x Fu Eq. D-20
    Vc = 202.8 KN
    Utility Ratio = 0.14
    HENCE SAFE
    = V < Vc
    Tensile Capacity, Tc = n x Φ x Ab x 0.75 x Futa Eq. D-3
    Tc = 304.20 KN
    Utility Ratio = 0.32
    HENCE SAFE
    = T < Tc
    Combined Ratio V/Vc+T/Tc = 0.46 < 1.4
    = HENCE SAFE
    SRP SKID - FOUNDATION BOLT CHECK
    CASE 2 - MAX FZ AND FY
    Design code - AISC 360-10
    Node - 30 UNIT Reference
    Bolt size = M20
    Area of bolt, Ab = 169 mm²
    Tensile force, Fy = 71 KN STAAD analysis
    Shear force, Fx = 10 KN STAAD analysis
    Shear force, Fz = 227 KN STAAD analysis
    Resultant Shear force, V = 227.22 KN
    Tensile force, T = 71.00 KN
    No of bolt, n = 4
    Material = Gr 8.8
    Yield strength, Fy = 640 N/mm²
    futa = min(fu, 1.9*fy, 125 [ksi]) Sec. D.5.1.2
    futa = 800 N/mm²
    Tensile Strength, Fu = 800 N/mm²
    Shear Capacity, Vc = n x Φ x Ab x 0.5 x Fu Eq. D-20
    Vc = 202.8 KN
    Utility Ratio = 1.12
    UNSAFE
    = V < Vc
    Tensile Capacity, Tc = n x Φ x Ab x 0.75 x Futa Eq. D-3
    Tc = 304.20 KN
    Utility Ratio = 0.23
    HENCE SAFE
    = T < Tc
    Combined Ratio V/Vc+T/Tc = 1.35 < 1.4
    = HENCE SAFE

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