02/04/2016 Concrete Anchor Foundation Bolt Design Calculations with Example as per ACI 318 Appendix DPart3Pull Out Strength in Tension
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Example of Concrete Anchor Bolt Design Calculation –
Part3: Determining Pullout Strength of Anchor in
Tension
Please refer the problem statement and the part1, part2 of this cast in place concrete anchor bolt design calculation example
so that you will be in phase with this part (part3) of the calculation. Here we will calculate the pull out strength of the
concrete anchor according to the ACI 318 Appendix D codes.
What is Anchor Pullout Strength?
As the name suggests, it is the force required to uproot a anchor out of the concrete.
Calculation
According to ACI codes, the pull out strength of the group of anchors is given by
φNpn=8nψc,PAbrgf’c…………………………………..D14
Where,
Φ – Strength reduction factor for pull out strength and its value for nonreinforcement in tension is 0.70
ψc,P – Modification factor for pullout strength based on the presence of concrete cracks, for the concrete with cracks at
service load level ψc,P=1.
n – Number of anchor bolts, in our case n=4.
Abrg – Net bearing area of the head of anchor bolt in square inch, in our case Abrg=0.654 Square inch.
f’c – The concrete’s specified compressive strength in psi, in our case f’c=4000 psi.
So, by putting all the values in D14, we get the pullout strength of the anchor group as
φNpn =0.7*8*4*1*0.654*4000 lb
= 58598.4 lb
In the next part (Part4) of the foundation anchor bolt design calculation example, we will discuss about calculating the
concrete blow out strength in tension.
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2 comments
1.
irvin
August 7, 2014 at 4:13 pm (UTC 5.5)
hello sir. say im analyzing the farthest bolt from the centroid. and I have edge distances, and all the edge distances are
bigger than the hef. shall we still use the hef value? or Edge Distance/ 1.5. Thanks. [email protected]
2.
MechGuru
August 7, 2014 at 11:37 pm (UTC 5.5)
Still you have to consider “hef” rather than “edge distance/1.5″ because the base radius of the breakout cone is related
the “depth of anchor inside the concrete” or “hef”. Even though your edges are far than “hef” still the base radius of the
break out cone will be limited by “1.5*hef” hence you have to consider “hef” and NOT “edge dist./1.5″
Hope it make sense
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