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Pinned Base Design-final
Pinned Base Design-final
Pinned Base Design-final
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PROJECT MALL PROJECT AT ABU DHABI Dsgn. By NJN Chkd By GAP
TITLE PINNED BASE PLATE DESIGN Rev. No. 0 Date 20-May-09
CLIENT AMANA STEEL BUILDING CONTRACTING Bldg. No. 1 LRFD Method
Input:
Tensile Stress, ft : The tensile stress in the anchors comes from two sources,
1. Tension from bending, and
2. Axial Tension
The bending moment in each rod equals the shear per anchor times the half distance from the center of the plate
washer to the top of the grout.
Fnv = 0.4 Fu
= 160 N/mm2 (threads included)
= 258.19 N/mm2
ф Fnt = 225 N/mm2
Fnt/Ω to be considered = 225 N/mm2
m = (D-0.95h)/2
= (275-0.95x257)/2
= 15.43 mm
n = (B-0.8b)/2
= (200-0.8x148)/2
= 40.80 mm
The anchors are positioned inside the column profile, hence prying forces are negligible. To simplify the analysis,
conservatively assume the tensile loads in the anchor rods generate one-way bending in the base plate about
the web of the column. If the column web strength controls the design, then consider distributing the forces to
the flanges as well as the web. If the bolts are placed outside of the flanges, the 45 degree load distribution can
be used to distribute the forces to the flanges.
In case of web stiffeners, the bolt tension force are distributed to both column web and as well to the web
stiffener at around 33% to each. Conservatively 50% of the tension force are taken for the design.
The required flexural strength of the base plate per anchor equals the anchor force times the lever arm to the
column web face.
The effective width beff, of base plate for resisting the required moment strength at the face of the web is
determined using a 45 degree distribution for the anchor loads.
Input:
Tensile Stress, ft : The tensile stress in the anchors comes from two sources,
1. Tension from bending, and
2. Axial Tension
The bending moment in each rod equals the shear per anchor times the half distance from the center of the plate
washer to the top of the grout.
Fnv = 0.4 Fu
= 160 N/mm2 (threads included)
= 217.92 N/mm2
ф Fnt = 225 N/mm2
Fnt/Ω to be considered = 217.92 N/mm2
m = (D-0.95h)/2
= (410-0.95x364)/2
= 32.10 mm
n = (B-0.8b)/2
= (200-0.8x150)/2
= 40.00 mm
The anchors are positioned inside the column profile, hence prying forces are negligible. To simplify the analysis,
conservatively assume the tensile loads in the anchor rods generate one-way bending in the base plate about
the web of the column. If the column web strength controls the design, then consider distributing the forces to
the flanges as well as the web. If the bolts are placed outside of the flanges, the 45 degree load distribution can
be used to distribute the forces to the flanges.
In case of web stiffeners, the bolt tension force are distributed to both column web and as well to the web
stiffener at around 33% to each. Conservatively 50% of the tension force are taken for the design.
The required flexural strength of the base plate per anchor equals the anchor force times the lever arm to the
column web face.
The effective width beff, of base plate for resisting the required moment strength at the face of the web is
determined using a 45 degree distribution for the anchor loads.
Input:
Tensile Stress, ft : The tensile stress in the anchors comes from two sources,
1. Tension from bending, and
2. Axial Tension
The bending moment in each rod equals the shear per anchor times the half distance from the center of the plate
washer to the top of the grout.
Fnv = 0.4 Fu
= 160 N/mm2 (threads included)
= 251.07 N/mm2
ф Fnt = 225 N/mm2
Fnt/Ω to be considered = 225 N/mm2
m = (D-0.95h)/2
= (700-0.95x678)/2
= 27.95 mm
n = (B-0.8b)/2
= (300-0.8x300)/2
= 30.00 mm
The anchors are positioned inside the column profile, hence prying forces are negligible. To simplify the analysis,
conservatively assume the tensile loads in the anchor rods generate one-way bending in the base plate about
the web of the column. If the column web strength controls the design, then consider distributing the forces to
the flanges as well as the web. If the bolts are placed outside of the flanges, the 45 degree load distribution can
be used to distribute the forces to the flanges.
In case of web stiffeners, the bolt tension force are distributed to both column web and as well to the web
stiffener at around 33% to each. Conservatively 50% of the tension force are taken for the design.
The required flexural strength of the base plate per anchor equals the anchor force times the lever arm to the
column web face.
The effective width beff, of base plate for resisting the required moment strength at the face of the web is
determined using a 45 degree distribution for the anchor loads.
Input:
Tensile Stress, ft : The tensile stress in the anchors comes from two sources,
1. Tension from bending, and
2. Axial Tension
The bending moment in each rod equals the shear per anchor times the half distance from the center of the plate
washer to the top of the grout.
Fnv = 0.4 Fu
= 160 N/mm2 (threads included)
= 220.69 N/mm2
ф Fnt = 225 N/mm2
Fnt/Ω to be considered = 220.69 N/mm2
m = (D-0.95h)/2
= (400-0.95x366)/2
= 26.15 mm
n = (B-0.8b)/2
= (500-0.8x200)/2
= 170.00 mm
The anchors are positioned inside the column profile, hence prying forces are negligible. To simplify the analysis,
conservatively assume the tensile loads in the anchor rods generate one-way bending in the base plate about
the web of the column. If the column web strength controls the design, then consider distributing the forces to
the flanges as well as the web. If the bolts are placed outside of the flanges, the 45 degree load distribution can
be used to distribute the forces to the flanges.
In case of web stiffeners, the bolt tension force are distributed to both column web and as well to the web
stiffener at around 33% to each. Conservatively 50% of the tension force are taken for the design.
The required flexural strength of the base plate per anchor equals the anchor force times the lever arm to the
column web face.
The effective width beff, of base plate for resisting the required moment strength at the face of the web is
determined using a 45 degree distribution for the anchor loads.
Input:
Tensile Stress, ft : The tensile stress in the anchors comes from two sources,
1. Tension from bending, and
2. Axial Tension
The bending moment in each rod equals the shear per anchor times the half distance from the center of the plate
washer to the top of the grout.
Fnv = 0.4 Fu
= 160 N/mm2 (threads included)
= 281.44 N/mm2
ф Fnt = 225 N/mm2
Fnt/Ω to be considered = 225 N/mm2
m = (D-0.95h)/2
= (550-0.95x524)/2
= 26.10 mm
n = (B-0.8b)/2
= (500-0.8x300)/2
= 130.00 mm
The anchors are positioned inside the column profile, hence prying forces are negligible. To simplify the analysis,
conservatively assume the tensile loads in the anchor rods generate one-way bending in the base plate about
the web of the column. If the column web strength controls the design, then consider distributing the forces to
the flanges as well as the web. If the bolts are placed outside of the flanges, the 45 degree load distribution can
be used to distribute the forces to the flanges.
In case of web stiffeners, the bolt tension force are distributed to both column web and as well to the web
stiffener at around 33% to each. Conservatively 50% of the tension force are taken for the design.
The required flexural strength of the base plate per anchor equals the anchor force times the lever arm to the
column web face.
The effective width beff, of base plate for resisting the required moment strength at the face of the web is
determined using a 45 degree distribution for the anchor loads.
Input:
Tensile Stress, ft : The tensile stress in the anchors comes from two sources,
1. Tension from bending, and
2. Axial Tension
The bending moment in each rod equals the shear per anchor times the half distance from the center of the plate
washer to the top of the grout.
Fnv = 0.4 Fu
= 160 N/mm2 (threads included)
= 258.19 N/mm2
ф Fnt = 225 N/mm2
Fnt/Ω to be considered = 225 N/mm2
m = (D-0.95h)/2
= (370-0.95x257)/2
= 62.93 mm
n = (B-0.8b)/2
= (185-0.8x148)/2
= 33.30 mm
The anchors are positioned inside the column profile, hence prying forces are negligible. To simplify the analysis,
conservatively assume the tensile loads in the anchor rods generate one-way bending in the base plate about
the web of the column. If the column web strength controls the design, then consider distributing the forces to
the flanges as well as the web. If the bolts are placed outside of the flanges, the 45 degree load distribution can
be used to distribute the forces to the flanges.
In case of web stiffeners, the bolt tension force are distributed to both column web and as well to the web
stiffener at around 33% to each. Conservatively 50% of the tension force are taken for the design.
The required flexural strength of the base plate per anchor equals the anchor force times the lever arm to the
column web face.
The effective width beff, of base plate for resisting the required moment strength at the face of the web is
determined using a 45 degree distribution for the anchor loads.
Input:
Tensile Stress, ft : The tensile stress in the anchors comes from two sources,
1. Tension from bending, and
2. Axial Tension
The bending moment in each rod equals the shear per anchor times the half distance from the center of the plate
washer to the top of the grout.
Fnv = 0.4 Fu
= 160 N/mm2 (threads included)
= 237.25 N/mm2
ф Fnt = 225 N/mm2
Fnt/Ω to be considered = 225 N/mm2
m = (D-0.95h)/2
= (550-0.95x566)/2
= 6.15 mm
n = (B-0.8b)/2
= (500-0.8x225)/2
= 160.00 mm
The anchors are positioned inside the column profile, hence prying forces are negligible. To simplify the analysis,
conservatively assume the tensile loads in the anchor rods generate one-way bending in the base plate about
the web of the column. If the column web strength controls the design, then consider distributing the forces to
the flanges as well as the web. If the bolts are placed outside of the flanges, the 45 degree load distribution can
be used to distribute the forces to the flanges.
In case of web stiffeners, the bolt tension force are distributed to both column web and as well to the web
stiffener at around 33% to each. Conservatively 50% of the tension force are taken for the design.
The required flexural strength of the base plate per anchor equals the anchor force times the lever arm to the
column web face.
The effective width beff, of base plate for resisting the required moment strength at the face of the web is
determined using a 45 degree distribution for the anchor loads.
Input:
Tensile Stress, ft : The tensile stress in the anchors comes from two sources,
1. Tension from bending, and
2. Axial Tension
The bending moment in each rod equals the shear per anchor times the half distance from the center of the plate
washer to the top of the grout.
Fnv = 0.4 Fu
= 160 N/mm2 (threads included)
= 270.4 N/mm2
ф Fnt = 225 N/mm2
Fnt/Ω to be considered = 225 N/mm2
m = (D-0.95h)/2
= (700-0.95x690)/2
= 22.25 mm
n = (B-0.8b)/2
= (500-0.8x350)/2
= 110.00 mm
The anchors are positioned inside the column profile, hence prying forces are negligible. To simplify the analysis,
conservatively assume the tensile loads in the anchor rods generate one-way bending in the base plate about
the web of the column. If the column web strength controls the design, then consider distributing the forces to
the flanges as well as the web. If the bolts are placed outside of the flanges, the 45 degree load distribution can
be used to distribute the forces to the flanges.
In case of web stiffeners, the bolt tension force are distributed to both column web and as well to the web
stiffener at around 33% to each. Conservatively 50% of the tension force are taken for the design.
The required flexural strength of the base plate per anchor equals the anchor force times the lever arm to the
column web face.
The effective width beff, of base plate for resisting the required moment strength at the face of the web is
determined using a 45 degree distribution for the anchor loads.
Input:
Tensile Stress, ft : The tensile stress in the anchors comes from two sources,
1. Tension from bending, and
2. Axial Tension
The bending moment in each rod equals the shear per anchor times the half distance from the center of the plate
washer to the top of the grout.
Fnv = 0.4 Fu
= 160 N/mm2 (threads included)
= 237.25 N/mm2
ф Fnt = 225 N/mm2
Fnt/Ω to be considered = 225 N/mm2
m = (D-0.95h)/2
= (400-0.95x366)/2
= 26.15 mm
n = (B-0.8b)/2
= (500-0.8x250)/2
= 150.00 mm
The anchors are positioned inside the column profile, hence prying forces are negligible. To simplify the analysis,
conservatively assume the tensile loads in the anchor rods generate one-way bending in the base plate about
the web of the column. If the column web strength controls the design, then consider distributing the forces to
the flanges as well as the web. If the bolts are placed outside of the flanges, the 45 degree load distribution can
be used to distribute the forces to the flanges.
In case of web stiffeners, the bolt tension force are distributed to both column web and as well to the web
stiffener at around 33% to each. Conservatively 50% of the tension force are taken for the design.
The required flexural strength of the base plate per anchor equals the anchor force times the lever arm to the
column web face.
The effective width beff, of base plate for resisting the required moment strength at the face of the web is
determined using a 45 degree distribution for the anchor loads.
Input:
Tensile Stress, ft : The tensile stress in the anchors comes from two sources,
1. Tension from bending, and
2. Axial Tension
The bending moment in each rod equals the shear per anchor times the half distance from the center of the plate
washer to the top of the grout.
Fnv = 0.4 Fu
= 160 N/mm2 (threads included)
= 281.44 N/mm2
ф Fnt = 225 N/mm2
Fnt/Ω to be considered = 225 N/mm2
m = (D-0.95h)/2
= (600-0.95x574)/2
= 27.35 mm
n = (B-0.8b)/2
= (500-0.8x350)/2
= 110.00 mm
The anchors are positioned inside the column profile, hence prying forces are negligible. To simplify the analysis,
conservatively assume the tensile loads in the anchor rods generate one-way bending in the base plate about
the web of the column. If the column web strength controls the design, then consider distributing the forces to
the flanges as well as the web. If the bolts are placed outside of the flanges, the 45 degree load distribution can
be used to distribute the forces to the flanges.
In case of web stiffeners, the bolt tension force are distributed to both column web and as well to the web
stiffener at around 33% to each. Conservatively 50% of the tension force are taken for the design.
The required flexural strength of the base plate per anchor equals the anchor force times the lever arm to the
column web face.
The effective width beff, of base plate for resisting the required moment strength at the face of the web is
determined using a 45 degree distribution for the anchor loads.