Rx = 1.502 kN Mx = 1009.

22 kNm
Ry = 326.65 kN MY = 0.34 kNm
Rz = 21.693 kN MZ = 81.23 kNm

Bolt group centroid

cy =

= 562.5 mm
((3×0)+(3×550)+(3×750)+(3×950))/12
cx =

= 225 mm
((4×0)+(4×225)+(4×450))/12
 -562.5 316406.25
-562.5 316406.25
-562.5 316406.25
-12.5 156.25
-12.5 156.25
yi = -12.5 yi2 = 156.25
187.5 35156.25
187.5 35156.25
187.5 35156.25
387.5 150156.25
387.5 150156.25
387.5 150156.25

∑yi2 = 1505625 mm2

-225 50625
-225 50625
-225 50625
-225 50625
0 0
xi = 0 xi2 = 0
0 0
0 0
225 50625
225 50625
225 50625
225 50625

∑xi2 = 405000 mm2

Polar moment of inertia of bolt group

I0 = ∑xi2 + ∑yi2
= 1910625 mm2

The tensile load acting on each bolt is not the same. The elastic theory is based on the
concept design that due to Mx acting downward, the 3 embeds on the top will carry most
the tension loads while 3 embeds on the bottom will resist least tensil loads.

Using elastic theory

y1 = 1075 mm
y2 = 875 mm
Distance of bolt from reference
y3 = 675 mm
 Distance of bolt from reference

y4 = 125 mm

Tension load on extreme bolt

Pu =

�_𝑥/(3.𝑦_1+3. 〖𝑦 _2 〗 ^2/𝑦_1 +3.

〖𝑦 _3 〗 ^2/�_1 ) +
= 151.10 kN
�_𝑦/𝐿𝑒𝑣𝑒𝑟𝑎𝑟𝑚− 𝑅_𝑧/12
Shear load on extreme bolt

Vu =
√( 〖 ((M_z.e_y)/I_o +R_y/12) 〗 ^2+ 〖 ((M_z.e_y)/I_o +R_x/12) 〗 ^2 )

= 52.05 kN
Fabricated Steel Bracket-FB-1

Bolt
position # Xi Xi2 Yi Yi2
mm mm2 mm mm2
1 -75 5625 -55 3025
2 -75 5625 55 3025
3 75 5625 -55 3025
4 75 5625 55 3025

∑▒ 〖 X_i 〗 ^2 ∑▒ 〖 Y_i 〗 ^2
= 22500 = 12100

Bolt
position # Xi Xi2 Yi Yi2
mm mm2 mm mm2
1 -20 400 -40 1600
2 -20 400 40 1600
3 20 400 -40 1600
4 20 400 40 1600

∑▒ 〖 X_i 〗 ^2 ∑▒ 〖 Y_i 〗 ^2
= 1600 = 6400