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    Uplift With Moment Example

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    Mallesh Nenkat
    The document provides details for designing a column base plate and anchor bolts to connect a column to a concrete foundation. It includes the design forces and moments, dimensions of the column, base plate and foundation, and material properties. Calculations are shown for the required base plate thickness, tension weld strength, local stress on the column flange, and strength of the anchor bolts in tension, breakout, and pullout. All check calculations show the design meets strength requirements.

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    Uplift With Moment Example

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    The document provides details for designing a column base plate and anchor bolts to connect a column to a concrete foundation. It includes the design forces and moments, dimensions of the column, base plate and foundation, and material properties. Calculations are shown for the required base plate thickness, tension weld strength, local stress on the column flange, and strength of the anchor bolts in tension, breakout, and pullout. All check calculations show the design meets strength requirements.

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    The document provides details for designing a column base plate and anchor bolts to connect a column to a concrete foundation. It includes the design forces and moments, dimensions of the column, base plate and foundation, and material properties. Calculations are shown for the required base plate thickness, tension weld strength, local stress on the column flange, and strength of the anchor bolts in tension, breakout, and pullout. All check calculations show the design meets strength requirements.

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    Uplift With Moment Example

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    Mallesh Nenkat
    The document provides details for designing a column base plate and anchor bolts to connect a column to a concrete foundation. It includes the design forces and moments, dimensions of the column, base plate and foundation, and material properties. Calculations are shown for the required base plate thickness, tension weld strength, local stress on the column flange, and strength of the anchor bolts in tension, breakout, and pullout. All check calculations show the design meets strength requirements.

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    Project Job Ref.

    Section Sheet no./rev.


    1
    Calc. by Date Chk'd by Date App'd by Date
    N 18-02-2020

    COLUMN BASE PLATE DESIGN


    In accordance with AISC Steel Design Guide 1 and AISC 360-16
    Tedds calculation version 2.1.02

    Design forces and moments


    Axial force; Pu = -50.0 kips; (Tension)
    Bending moment; Mu = 195.0 kip_in
    Shear force; Fv = 0.0 kips
    Eccentricity; e = ABS(Mu / Pu) = 3.900 in
    Anchor bolt to center of plate; f = N/2 - e1 = 7.750 in
    Column details
    Column section; W 12x96
    Depth; d = 12.700 in
    Breadth; bf = 12.200 in
    Flange thickness; tf = 0.900 in
    Web thickness; tw = 0.550 in
    Baseplate details
    Depth; N = 19.000 in
    Breadth; B = 19.000 in
    Thickness; tp = 2.000 in
    Design strength; Fy = 26.0 ksi
    Foundation geometry
    Member thickness; ha = 20.000 in
    Dist center of baseplate to left edge foundation; xce1 = 30.000 in
    Dist center of baseplate to right edge foundation; xce2 = 30.000 in
    Dist center of baseplate to bot edge foundation; yce1 = 30.000 in
    Dist center of baseplate to top edge foundation; yce2 = 30.000 in
    Holding down bolt and anchor plate details
    Total number of bolts; Nbolt = 4
    Bolt diameter; do = 0.875 in
    Bolt spacing; sbolt = 8.000 in
    Project Job Ref.

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    Edge distance; e1 = 1.750 in


    Minimum tensile strength, base plate; Fy = 26 ksi
    Minimum tensile strength, column; FyCol = 50 ksi
    Compressive strength of concrete; f’c = 3 ksi
    Strength reduction factors
    Compression; c = 0.65
    Flexure; b = 0.90
    Weld shear; v = 0.75
    Compression force in concrete; fp,max = 0 ksi
    Tension force, half of bolts (max); Tu,max = Mu / (N - 2  e1) - Pu / 2 = 37.6 kips
    Tension force, other half of bolts (min); Tu,min = -(Mu / (N - 2  e1) + Pu / 2) = 12.4 kips
    Max tensile force in single bolt; Trod = Tu,max / Nbolty = 18.8 kips
    Base plate yielding limit at tension interface
    Distance from bolt CL to plate bending lines; x = abs((N - 0.95  d) / 2 - e1) = 1.717 in
    Plate thickness required; tp,req = 2.11  ((Tu  x)/(B  Fy)) = 0.763 in
    PASS - Thickness of plate exceeds required thickness
    Tension weld
    Tension flange weld leg length; twf = 0.3126 in
    Effective flange weld width; lTweld,eff = 2  min((bf - (Nbolty -1)  sbolty) / 2,(sboltx - d) / 2) + (Nbolty - 1)  min(2
    ((sboltx - d) / 2),sbolty) = 5.6 in
    Tensile load per inch; Rwf = Tu,max / lTweld,eff = 6.7 kips/in
    Electrode classification number; FEXX = 70.0 ksi
    Design weld stress; Fnw = v  0.60  FEXX  (1.0 + 0.5  (sin(90deg))1.5) = 47.250ksi
    Design strength of weld per in; Rnf = Fnw  twf / (2) = 10.4 kips/in
    PASS - Available strength of weld exceeds force in tension weld
    Local stress on flange; fT,local = (Tu,max) / (lTweld,eff  tf) = 7.456 ksi
    Column flange allowable stress; FyCol / 1.67 = 29.940 ksi
    PASS - Local column capacity exceeds local column stress

    ANCHOR BOLT DESIGN


    In accordance with ACI318-14
    Tedds calculation version 2.1.02

    Anchor bolt geometry


    Type of anchor bolt; Cast-in headed end bolt anchor
    Diameter of anchor bolt; da = 0.875 in
    Number of bolts in x direction; Nboltx = 2
    Number of bolts in y direction; Nbolty = 2
    Total number of bolts; ntotal = (Nboltx  2) + (Nbolty - 2)  2 = 4
    Total number of bolts in tension; ntens = (NboltN  2) + (Nbolty - 2)  2 = 4
    Spacing of bolts in x direction; sboltx = 15.5 in
    Spacing of bolts in y direction; sbolty = 8 in
    Number of threads per inch; nt = 9
    Effective cross-sectional area of anchor; Ase =  / 4  (da - 0.9743 in / n t)2 = 0.462 in2
    Embedded depth of each anchor bolt; hef = 10 in
    Project Job Ref.

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    Material details
    Minimum yield strength of steel; fya = 55 ksi
    Nominal tensile strength of steel; futa = 58 ksi
    Compressive strength of concrete; f’c = 3 ksi
    Concrete modification factor;  = 1.00
    Modification factor for cast-in anchor concrete failure
    a = 1.0  = 1.00
    Strength reduction factors
    Tension of steel element; t,s = 0.75
    Shear of steel element; v,s = 0.70
    Concrete tension; t,c = 0.65
    Concrete shear; v,c = 0.70
    Concrete tension for pullout; t,cB = 0.70
    Concrete shear for pryout; v,cB = 0.70

    Steel strength of anchor in tension (17.4.1)


    Nominal strength of anchor in tension; Nsa = Ase  futa = 26.78 kips
    Steel strength of anchor in tension; Nsa = t,s  Nsa = 20.09 kips
    PASS - Steel strength of anchor exceeds max tension in single bolt
    Check concrete breakout strength of anchor bolt in tension (17.4.2)

    Coeff for basic breakout strength in tension; kc = 24


    Breakout strength for single anchor in tension; Nb = kc  a  (f'c  1 psi)  hef1.5  1 in0.5 = 41.57 kips
    Projected area for groups of anchors; ANc = 1729 in2
    Projected area of a single anchor; ANco = 9  hef2 = 900 in2
    Min dist center of anchor to edge of concrete ; ca,min = 22.25 in
    Mod factor for groups loaded eccentrically; ec,N = min(1 / (1 + ((2  e'N) / (3  hef))), 1) = 0.794
    Modification factor for edge effects ; ed,N = 1.0 = 1.000
    Modification factor for no cracking at service loads; c,N = 1.250
    Modification factor for uncracked concrete ; cp,N = 1.000
    Nominal concrete breakout strength; Ncbg = ANc/ ANco  ec,N ed,N  c,N  cp,N  Nb = 79.23 kips
    Concrete breakout strength; Ncbg = t,c  Ncbg = 51.50 kips
    Project Job Ref.

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    PASS - Breakout strength exceeds tension in bolts


    Pullout strength (17.4.3)
    Net bearing area of the head of anchor; Abrg = 1 in2
    Mod factor for no cracking at service loads; c,P = 1.400
    Pullout strength for single anchor; Np = 8  Abrg  f'c = 24.00 kips
    Nominal pullout strength of single anchor; Npn = c,P  Np = 33.60 kips
    Pullout strength of single anchor; Npn = t,cB  Npn = 23.52 kips
    PASS - Pullout strength of single anchor exceeds maximum axial force in single bolt
    Side face blowout strength (17.4.4)
    As hef <= 2.5  min(ca1, ca2) the edge distance is considered to be far from an edge and blowout strength need not be
    considered

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