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    Base Plate (Template)

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    1) The document provides design details for a base plate to support a W14x193 column transmitting factored loads of 2 kips (Hx) and 3 kips (Hy). 2) Key dimensions of the base plate are determined to be 28 inches for both length and width, with a thickness of 1.5 inches. Four 5/8-inch diameter anchor bolts spaced at least 6 inches from edges are selected. 3) Shear lugs measuring 28 inches long, 2.5 inches high, and 1/4 inch thick are designed to resist the 3 kip Hy load using fillet welds between the lugs and base plate.

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    Base Plate (Template)

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    1) The document provides design details for a base plate to support a W14x193 column transmitting factored loads of 2 kips (Hx) and 3 kips (Hy). 2) Key dimensions of the base plate are determined to be 28 inches for both length and width, with a thickness of 1.5 inches. Four 5/8-inch diameter anchor bolts spaced at least 6 inches from edges are selected. 3) Shear lugs measuring 28 inches long, 2.5 inches high, and 1/4 inch thick are designed to resist the 3 kip Hy load using fillet welds between the lugs and base plate.

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    base plate design per AISC design guide 1

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    1) The document provides design details for a base plate to support a W14x193 column transmitting factored loads of 2 kips (Hx) and 3 kips (Hy). 2) Key dimensions of the base plate are determined to be 28 inches for both length and width, with a thickness of 1.5 inches. Four 5/8-inch diameter anchor bolts spaced at least 6 inches from edges are selected. 3) Shear lugs measuring 28 inches long, 2.5 inches high, and 1/4 inch thick are designed to resist the 3 kip Hy load using fillet welds between the lugs and base plate.

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    Base Plate (Template)

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    li yongzhong
    1) The document provides design details for a base plate to support a W14x193 column transmitting factored loads of 2 kips (Hx) and 3 kips (Hy). 2) Key dimensions of the base plate are determined to be 28 inches for both length and width, with a thickness of 1.5 inches. Four 5/8-inch diameter anchor bolts spaced at least 6 inches from edges are selected. 3) Shear lugs measuring 28 inches long, 2.5 inches high, and 1/4 inch thick are designed to resist the 3 kip Hy load using fillet welds between the lugs and base plate.

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    BASE PLATE DESIGN

    Job Name: CAL Design: B. LI


    Job Number: 03-48-3521 Checker: Page 1 of 2
    Gridline C1 @ Gridline 1

    Factored Horizontal load Hx= 2 kips Hy= 3 kips


    Factored axial force Pu= 476 kips, Factored uplift force UP= 45 kips
    Resistance factor of steel F= 0.9 , Resistance factor of conc. Fc= 0.65
    Factor of anchor tension Fb= 0.75 ,
    Base plate yield stress Fy= 50 ksi, Concrete strength f'c= 4 ksi
    Column: W14x193 d= 15.5 in,
    bf= 15.7 in
    Achor rod grade F1554- G55 Fut= 75 kips
    Achor rod number 4 Column to plate edge Min= 6 in
    Required base plate area
    A1=Pu/(Fc0.85f'c)= 215 in2
    Base plate length Base plate width
    N=A1^0.5+(0.95d-0.8bf)/2= 27.0 in, B=A1/N= 27.0 in,
    Used base plate length: N= 28 in Used base plate width: B= 28 in
    Base Plate Area A1= 784 in 2

    Pp=F0.85f'cA1= 2666 kips


    m=(N-0.95d)/2= 6.6 in,
    n=(B-0.8bf)/2= 7.7 in
    X=4dbfPu/((d+bf)^2*FcPp)= 0.2
    l=2X^0.5/(1+(1-X)^0.5)= 0.5
    ln'=l(dbf)^0.5/4= 1.8 in
    l=max(m,n,ln')= 7.7 in
    Required base plate thk.
    tmin= l(2Pu/(FFyBN))^0.5= 1.3 in,
    Used base plate thickness.: tp= 1 1/2 in

    Factored uplift per anchor Pup= 11 kips


    Required anchor effective area
    Ab=Pup/(FFut)= 0.20 in2 Anchor dia.: do= 5/8 in
    Effective area: Ab= 0.23 in
    2
    Anchor Tension Stength: FRn= 13 kips
    >11 kips, OK

    Heavy hex head nut flat width F= 1 in Pullout strength: FNp= 22.246 kips
    Abrg= 0.671 in2 >11 kips, OK
    Used anchor to carry horizontal load
    Try: do= 1 in Factored Horiz. Load: H= 3 kips
    ft= 18.6 ksi fv= 1.24 ksi
    FF'nt=F(1.3Fnt-Fntfv/(FFnv))= 56.3 ksi >18.56 ksi, OK
    Used anchor dia.: do= 1 in
    BASE PLATE DESIGN

    Job Name: CAL Design: B. LI 4/11/2019


    Job Number: 03-48-3521 Checker: 0 Page 2 of 2
    Gridline C1 @ Gridline 1

    Concrete pier size N1= 28 in,


    B1= 28 in,
    Grout bed G= 2 in
    Shear lug yield stress Fy= 50 ksi

    X-X shear lug for Hy Hy= 3 kips


    Required shear lug area
    Ay=Hy/(0.8f'c)= 1 in2
    Used shear lug length Ls= 28 in
    Required embedded depth
    d=Ay/Ls= 0.03 in Used embeded depth: d= 1/2 in
    Assuming lug thk. ts= 3/4 in, Shear lug height: hs= 2 1/2 in
    Projected area of shear in pier
    Av=(d+(N1-ts)/2)*B1-d*Ls= 382 in2 E70 Fillet welds FW= 31.5 ksi
    Shear capacity of concrete in front of lug (F=0.75) Used Throat thickness tw= 1/4 in
    Vu= 4Ff'c^0.5Av= 72.4 kips s=ts+2(tw/3)= 0.42 in
    >3 kips, OK fc=Ml/(sLs)= 0.58 kips/in
    Factored moment in lug fv=Hy/(sLs)= 0.05 kips/in
    Ml=Hy(G+d/2)= 6.75 kip-in Required strength
    Required lug thk. fr=(fc^2+fv^2)^0.5= 0.58 kips/in
    ts=sqrt(4Ml/(FFyls))= 0.15 in, Weld strength
    Used shear lug thickness: ts= 1/4 in Fr=0.707twFw= 5.56 kips/in
    >0.58 kips/in, OK

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