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Base Plate is subjected to uplift and therefore anchor bolts are necessary. Uplift is prevented by holding down anchor bolts.

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Base Plate by LSM

Base Plate is subjected to uplift and therefore anchor bolts are necessary. Uplift is prevented by holding down anchor bolts.

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Naresh Kumar
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DESIGN OF BASE PLATE

(For Column MB250)

Load
comb.

H
(t)

P
(t)

M
( tm )

JT.
NO.

5.616

4.5

12

Fck =

As per section 12 of IS 800-2007


Design BM =
1.2 Mp.

30 N/mm^2

Column size

ISMB250
Y

125

X
Y
a=
Plan

ISMB 250
250

The overall column cross section in plan is


Base plate dimensions are
e = M/P

550

4.5 x 10^7
5.616 x 10^4

250 x 125
x 400
=

801.3

> d/6=

550
6
91.66667

=
Base plate is subjected to uplift & therefore anchor bolts are necessary.
In such cases, the base plate behaviour resembles that of on RCC section at limit state.
The portion of the base plate in contact with concrete is subjected to upward bearing pressure
which is to be considered uniformly distributed.
If fck is the characteristic strength of the concrete, then 0.4 fck is the ultimate stress on rectangular
block. Uplift is prevented by holding down anchor bolts.
Let 'X' be the depth of NA from A
P

C
75

Base Plate
0.4 fck

225
250

475
550
Stress Distribution over base Plate
Total compression 'C' = 0.4 fck x 400 x X
For equilibrium

P + T = C

acting at X/2 from 'A'

Taking moment @ axis of column


M =
T x 225 + C x ( 250 - X/ 2 )
Substituting the value of
T=
(C-P)
M =
( C - P ) x 225 + C x ( 250 - X/ 2 )
M =
C ( 475 -X / 2 ) - P x 225
4.5 x 10^7

0.4 x 30 x 400 x X x ( 475 - X / 2 ) - 5.616 x 10^4 x 225


2280000 X
- 2400 X^2 12636000

Dividing each by 10
4.5 x 10^4 =

2280 X

+
2.4 X^2 2280 X
X^2 950 X
+
By solving the above quadratic equation
X
=
25.99 mm
C =
=

0.4 x 30 x 400 x 25.99


124752 N =

T = C - P =

- 2.40

X^2

57636
24015

124.752

124.752
69.659 kN

=
=

12636
0
0

kN
55.09296

Provide
4
nos M24 anchor bolts.
Capacity of M48 anchor bolts
1) Tension =
363.181 kN
2) Shear
=
301.18 kN
Actual tension per bolt =
Actual shear per bolt =
Tension ratio =
Shear ratio =

69.659
2
19.620
4

34.83 kN

4.905 kN

Cal. Tension
Perm. Tension

34.83
363.181

0.096

Cal. Shear
Perm. Shear

4.905
301.18

0.016

0.000256
1.0
Hence OK

( As per Cl.10.3.6, of IS 800 - 2007 , pg no 76 )


Combined Shear & Tension ratio =
0.009216
=
0.009472

Forces on base plate


1) Base pressure =
0.4 x 30
2) Max Tension in bolt =
34.83

=
kN =

12 N/mm^2
34830 N

Provide stiffener & gussets as shown in sketch.


A) Due to base pressure

Refer roark & young, Table 26-11 page 471


Rect. Plate , 2 edges fixed , 2 edges free
( refer annexure )
a 75
b
75

a / b=
B1 =
q = Pmax =
b =
sb =

Therefore

Stress in Base Plate.


b1 * q * b
t

b1 * q * b
xZ
t
1.769 x 12 x 75^3 / 6
1492594 Nmm

M =
=
=

As Md =
fy =
smo =

1
1.769
12 N/mm^2
75 mm
M
Z

As Z =

bxt
6

b1 * q * b
6

1.2 x Ze x fy / smo
240 Mpa
1.1

1492593.8 = 1.2 x 12.5 x t^2 x 240


1.1
Ze =
bxt=
12.5 t
6
1492593.8 =
t =

3272.727

1492593.8
3272.727

t=
21.360
mm
Thickness of Base Plate Required due to Base pressure =

21.360 mm

B) Due to bolt tension


BM =
Md =
fy =
smo =

1.2 x Ze x fy / smo

34830

230 Mpa
1.1

5224500 = 1.2 x 66.67 x t^2 x 230


1.1

x 75

x 2

5224500 Nmm

Ze =
5224500 =

bxt=
6

66.67 t

b =

16728.109 t

t =

5224500
16728

t=

17.673

mm

Thickness of Base Plate Required due to Tension in Bolt =


Provide

400

32 mm thk. Base plate

Base plate 550 x 400 x 32 thk

17.673 mm

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