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    2.4.4.1 Considerations For Coating: Astm Aj43

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    This document discusses considerations for coatings to provide corrosion protection for anchor bolts. It recommends that anchor bolts be galvanized or coated to prevent corrosion from reducing their design capacity. All coatings should be periodically inspected and maintained. Areas with high groundwater or moisture are more susceptible to corrosion, so uncoated anchor bolts may require increased diameters for protection. Surfaces should be sealed to prevent infiltration of corrosive elements between components. Hot-dip galvanizing provides effective, maintenance-free corrosion protection for most applications when applied with the recommended thickness.

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    This document discusses considerations for coatings to provide corrosion protection for anchor bolts. It recommends that anchor bolts be galvanized or coated to prevent corrosion from reducing their design capacity. All coatings should be periodically inspected and maintained. Areas with high groundwater or moisture are more susceptible to corrosion, so uncoated anchor bolts may require increased diameters for protection. Surfaces should be sealed to prevent infiltration of corrosive elements between components. Hot-dip galvanizing provides effective, maintenance-free corrosion protection for most applications when applied with the recommended thickness.

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    This document discusses considerations for coatings to provide corrosion protection for anchor bolts. It recommends that anchor bolts be galvanized or coated to prevent corrosion from reducing their design capacity. All coatings should be periodically inspected and maintained. Areas with high groundwater or moisture are more susceptible to corrosion, so uncoated anchor bolts may require increased diameters for protection. Surfaces should be sealed to prevent infiltration of corrosive elements between components. Hot-dip galvanizing provides effective, maintenance-free corrosion protection for most applications when applied with the recommended thickness.

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    2.4.4.1 Considerations For Coating: Astm Aj43

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    This document discusses considerations for coatings to provide corrosion protection for anchor bolts. It recommends that anchor bolts be galvanized or coated to prevent corrosion from reducing their design capacity. All coatings should be periodically inspected and maintained. Areas with high groundwater or moisture are more susceptible to corrosion, so uncoated anchor bolts may require increased diameters for protection. Surfaces should be sealed to prevent infiltration of corrosive elements between components. Hot-dip galvanizing provides effective, maintenance-free corrosion protection for most applications when applied with the recommended thickness.

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    Je provide protection for chemical and acid vapors or fumes which exist m some

    industrial atmospheres or environments.

    2.4.4.1 Considerations for Coating

    C A corrosion allowance is not required for anchor bolts that are galvanized or
    a coated. Anchor bolts that are not galvanized or coated should have a minimum
    )r corrosion allowance of 118 inch (3 mm) added to their diameter.

    All types of protective coatings should be periodically inspected and maintained


    ts to prevented corrosion from reducing the design capacity of the anchor bolt
    IS assembly.
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    Anchor bolts should be kept free of accumulations of excess materials or debris


    that may contain or trap moisture around anchors. Concrete surfaces should be

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    I sloped to drain water. Avoid details which will create pockets, crevices, and faying
    surfaces that can collect and accumulate water, debris, and other damp materials
    around the anchor bolt.

    Foundations located in areas with a high ground-water table are highly


    susceptible to corrosion. The diameter of anchor bolts exposed to surface drainage
    is or ground water should be increased a minimum of 118 inch (3 mm) for corrosion
    )t protection unless a protective coating is provided.
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    The surfaces between base plates and the concrete and/or grout pads should be
    sealed to prevent the infiltration of corrosive elements. Cement-sand, dry-pack grout
    a pads should be coated or sealed in areas with cyclic wet-dry environments.

    The service life of a combined system of paint over galvanizing is substantially


    greater than the sum of lives of the individual coatings. Precautions must be taken to
    ensure adherence of the paint to the galvanized surface, which is smooth and does
    Ir not permit mechanical locking of the coating film.
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    i, 2.4.4.2 ASTM A153, Hot Dip Zinc
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    Galvanizing with a hot-dip zinc process provides a cost-effective and
    maintenance-free corrosion protection system for most general applications.
    Precautions against embrittlement should be taken by the designer, the fabricator,
    and the galvanizer in accordance with recommended practice in ASTM AJ43. A
    coating weight of I to 2.5 ounces/square foot (0.3-0.75 kg/m 2 ) is normal for the hot-
    a dip process. A recommended thickness of 2.3 ounces/square foot (0.7 kg/m 2) is an
    :t average application requirement. A corrosion allowance should not be required or
    e added to galvanized anchor bolts.
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