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Document:
SP103-11
Date:
September 1, 1987
Author(s):
G. B. Hasselwander, James O. Jirsa, and John E. Breen
Publication:
Symposium Papers
Volume:
103
Abstract:
Twenty-three 1-3/4 in. diameter and 1 in. diameter anchor bolts were tested in an investigation of the effects of clear cover, bolt diameter, embedment length, and bearing area of the anchorage device on the strength and behavior of anchor bolt installations. Failure modes are identified, and the load carrying mechanism of an anchor bolt is described. The data were combined with the results from earlier studies and analyzed using a multiple stepwise regression procedure. A simple equation for the ultimate load of a single anchor bolt loaded in tension is presented.
DOI:
10.14359/1676
SP103-10
R. Eligehausen
The behavior of metallic expansion anchors under monotonic loading is described on the basis of a large number of available test results. Expansion anchors loaded in tension will often fail in a rather brittle manner by pulling out a concrete cone. The co
10.14359/1675
SP103-09
E. Cziesielski and M. Friedmann
Forces are frequently transferred across the joints between precast reinforced concrete members through anchorages composed of embedded steel plates and concrete anchors. The purpose of this paper is to present the results of an investigation into problem
10.14359/1723
SP103-14
Julius G. Potyondy
A detailed research program in presented on cast-in-place anchorages in concrete. Single and multidowel units were tested under transverse loads with variable moment arms. The strain distribution along the embedded anchors was measured to determine the re
10.14359/1701
SP103-06
Ronald D. Guthrie, Raymound R. Funk, andEdwin G. Burdette
Steel embedments are utilized to transmit load from equipment, piping systems, cable trays, and similar apparatuses into reinforced concrete structures. The types of embedments or anchors may be postinstalled--such as expansion shell, wedge, undercut, and
10.14359/1672
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