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Document:
SP103-09
Date:
September 1, 1987
Author(s):
E. Cziesielski and M. Friedmann
Publication:
Symposium Papers
Volume:
103
Abstract:
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
DOI:
10.14359/1723
SP103-05
Frank G. Schwarz
The paper discusses the results of a test program comprised of 60 tensile tests of wedge-type expansion anchors installed in uncracked concrete. Typical anchor performance is analyzed during the installation, intermediate loading, and ultimate failure sta
10.14359/1722
SP103-03
L. Elfgren, C. Broms, K. Cederwall, and K. Gylltoft
Three areas of special interest to a designer are presented from a research project on anchor bolts. The areas are: a comparison between drilled holes and conical recesses; shrinkage and creep of grouts; and the positive influence of prestressing on bolts
10.14359/1721
SP103-02
C.Y. Lin
This exploratory study was to investigate the feasibility of using friction-type connections in precast concrete construction. Tests were conducted to study the relationship between the friction capacity of precast concrete contact surfaces and general de
10.14359/1720
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
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