Steel shear strength of anchors with stand-off base plates : [technical summary].

Cook, Ronald A.

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Steel shear strength of anchors with stand-off base plates : [technical summary].

2013-09-01
By Cook, Ronald A.

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Cook, Ronald A.
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University of Florida
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Publication/ Report Number:

BDK75-977-49
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Florida
Corporate Publisher:

Florida. Dept. of Transportation
Abstract:

Sign and signal structures are often connected ; to concrete foundations through an annular base ; plate set on anchor bolts. The plate is leveled ; with nuts beneath it and secured with nuts ; above it — a “double-nut” connection. In many ; installations, the anchoring bolts are exposed ; between the concrete base and the leveling nuts, ; increasing shear stress ; on the anchor bolts, ; potentially to failure. ; Adding grout pads offers ; more protection against ; shear stress, but the ; extent of protection is ; unclear. Also, current ; standards allow torsional ; forces to be ignored for ; certain configurations of ; the connective structure
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