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

Cook, Ronald A.; University of Florida

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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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Anchor Bolts Anchors (Structural Connectors) Cantilevers Concrete Structures Design Foundations Grout Maintenance Plates (Engineering) Shear Strength Signs Structural Connection Torsion
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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