
Analyzes stresses on plates, fixed and hinge connections, and loads shaping anchor bolt design. Highlights calculating stresses and an Excel sheet for bolt design in chemical facilities.
Analyze anchor bolts materials types and design methods to resist bending moment and shear in concrete connections, covering capacity calculations, minimum length, edge distances, and different connection types.
Learn to calculate the load on anchor bolts in base plate design by distributing moment across bolts, determining tension per bolt in a two-bolt configuration.
Learn to calculate base-plate stresses under fixed connections, considering bending moment, axial force and eccentricity, and design anchor bolts and base plates for compression and tension scenarios.
Examine anchor bolt materials and sleeve types with the recommended sizes, linking yield and ultimate strengths to project specifications, and use the size table to select sleeve lengths and diameters.
Learn how to select anchor bolt diameter and sleeve based on embedment length and sleeve clearance. Assess edge distance and failure modes to meet code requirements for safe concrete anchorage.
Explore anchor bolt design per ACI 318 and ASCE, covering edge distance, grout coverage, pull-out and shear capacities, and development length calculations.
Design base plates and select anchor bolts using Hilti Profis software, applying finite element analysis to ensure tension, shear, and seismic performance.
Explore anchor bolt design per ACI 318 with an Excel spreadsheet that guides design calculations, factors, and resistance checks for practical reinforcement planning.
The design of anchor bolts and base plates is crucial, as they serve as the connection between the steel structure and reinforced concrete foundations.
This course covers the application of ACI 318 and ASCE standards for designing anchor bolts and base plates in petrochemical facilities. It includes the calculation of anchor bolt forces and base plate stresses, along with a discussion on anchor bolt materials.
Up-to-date design methods will be thoroughly explained, with a focus on stress analysis, which is the most commonly used approach for both fixed-end and hinged connections. Additionally, the course will demonstrate base plate design using Hilti PROFIS software, which employs the finite element method (FEM). This software is very powerful and can use for normal anchor bolt and also special. The methodology of using this software like similar software as Idea Statica, Ram or others. There is also an Excel sheet developed based on industrial practices. Participants will receive this Excel sheet at the end of the course.
The course will also cover various types of anchor bolts, their material properties, and practical applications. At the end the attendees will be capable to design the anchor bolt and base plate for any type of project as steel structures or anchor bolts for mechanical skids in case of petrochemical industry. Contact me after completing the course to send you the excl sheet.