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    Base Plate and Bolt Calculation

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    The document provides design details for a base plate and anchor bolts for a column with dimensions of 100x100x4 mm. The base plate size is determined to be 250x250x8 mm to support the axial and moment loads on the column. Four 20 mm diameter anchor bolts are selected. Checks are performed to ensure the bolts have sufficient shear capacity, bearing capacity on the plate, tensile capacity, and that the combined shear and tension stresses are within allowable limits. The base plate and anchor bolt design are determined to be safe based on the calculations presented.

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    The document provides design details for a base plate and anchor bolts for a column with dimensions of 100x100x4 mm. The base plate size is determined to be 250x250x8 mm to support the axial and moment loads on the column. Four 20 mm diameter anchor bolts are selected. Checks are performed to ensure the bolts have sufficient shear capacity, bearing capacity on the plate, tensile capacity, and that the combined shear and tension stresses are within allowable limits. The base plate and anchor bolt design are determined to be safe based on the calculations presented.

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    The document provides design details for a base plate and anchor bolts for a column with dimensions of 100x100x4 mm. The base plate size is determined to be 250x250x8 mm to support the axial and moment loads on the column. Four 20 mm diameter anchor bolts are selected. Checks are performed to ensure the bolts have sufficient shear capacity, bearing capacity on the plate, tensile capacity, and that the combined shear and tension stresses are within allowable limits. The base plate and anchor bolt design are determined to be safe based on the calculations presented.

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    The document provides design details for a base plate and anchor bolts for a column with dimensions of 100x100x4 mm. The base plate size is determined to be 250x250x8 mm to support the axial and moment loads on the column. Four 20 mm diameter anchor bolts are selected. Checks are performed to ensure the bolts have sufficient shear capacity, bearing capacity on the plate, tensile capacity, and that the combined shear and tension stresses are within allowable limits. The base plate and anchor bolt design are determined to be safe based on the calculations presented.

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    Title: Design of Base Plate

    BASE PLATE DESIGN

    DATA:
    2
    Grade of concrete = 25 N/mm
    2
    Yield Strength of the Base Plate = 250 N/mm
    Partial Factor of Safety = 1.25
    Size of the Column
    B = 100 mm
    D = 100 mm
    T = 4 mm

    LOADS ON BASE PLATE:

    Maximum Axial Force, P = 13.212 kN


    Maximum Moment, My = 1.837 kN-m
    Maximum Moment, Mz 0.149 kN-m
    Base Plate Projection beyond Column Face

    Projection Beyond Column in X-Direction, a = 75 mm


    Projection Beyond Column in Z-Direction, b = 75 mm

    DESIGN OF PLATE

    Eccentricity of the load, ex = 139.040 mm


    Eccentricity of the load, ez = 11.278 mm

    Size of the Plate = B X H mm


    = 250 X 250

    fc = P/BH(1+(6e/H)) Should be < 0.25*Fck

    0.974016 < 6.25 N/mm2


    SAFE

    Minimum thickness of the base plate required =


    = 7.833
    (clause 11.3.3 of IS 800:2007)
    Where, fbs = Permissible bending stress in column base equal to 0.75 fy

    Provide Base Plate of Thickness = 8 mm

    Hence Provide the Base Plate of Size 250 X 250 X 12 mm


    ANCHOR BOLT DESIGN

    Forces considered for Design: Bending Moment = 0.541


    Lever Arm, x = plt width-2xeb = 250-2*45 = 160 mm
    Axial Tension, Fxt = M/x kN
    = 4.704347826
    Shear Force, Fy = 10.202 kN
    Bolt Properties:
    Col Size = 100 X 100
    Plate Size = 250 X 250
    Grade of Bolt, g = 5.6
    Ultimate tensile Strength of the Bolt, fub = 410 N/mm2
    Yield Strength of the Bolt, fyb = 250 N/mm2
    Bolt Diameter, d = 20 mm
    Hole Diameter, d1 = 22 mm
    Number of Bolts, N = 4
    Number of shear planes with threads
    intercepting the shear plane, nn = 1
    Number of shear planes without threads
    intercepting the shear plane, ns = 0
    Nominal plain shank area of theBolt, Asb = πxdxd/4
    2
    314.1592654 mm
    Net shear area of bolts at threads,corresponding to
    2
    root dia at the thread, Anb = 251.3274123 mm
    Pitch distance, pb = 145 mm
    Edge distance, eb = 35 mm

    Partial factor of safety for materials (Table-5,Clause 5.4.1,Page 30)


    Resistance governed by yielding, ϒm0 = 1.1
    Resistance governed by ultimate stress, ϒm1 = 1.25
    Bolt friction type, ϒmf = 1.25
    Bolt bearing type, ϒmb = 1.25
    Resistance for connections, ϒmw = 1.5
    Check for Bolt

    1.Shear Capacity of Bolt (Clause 11.6.2.1, page 86)

    The Actual Stress in bolt in Shear,


    = 0.032474 kN/mm2

    The Actual Stress per bolt in Shear, = Fsb/N


    0.016237 kN/mm2
    Nominal Shear Capacity of Bolt, Vnsb =

    = 59.493 kN

    Permissible stress in bolt in shear,

    = 0.1136 kN/mm2

    Here, fsb < fasb i.e, 0.01624 < 0.11362


    SAFE
    2.Bearing Capacity of the Bolt (Clause 11.6.2.2, page 86)
    2
    Ultimate tensile stress of the bolt, fub = 410 N/mm
    2
    Ultimate tensile stress of the material, fup = 490 N/mm

    kb =

    = 0.583333333
    Plate thickness, tp = 12 mm
    Nominal Bearing capacityof bolt, Vnpb =
    = 171.5 kN

    Actual stress of bolt in bearing on any plate =


    = 0.040592468 kN/mm2

    The permissible bearing stress of the bolt/plate =

    = 0.409426091 kN/mm2
    Here, fpd < fapb i.e., 0.04059 < 0.40943
    SAFE
    3.Tension Check for Bolt (Clause 11.6.2.3, page 86,87)

    Tension capacity of bolt, Tnb =


    = 89.2497913 kN

    Actual tensile stress of the bolt =

    = 0.042 kN/mm2
    Actual tensile stress per bolt = Ftb/N
    0.021 kN/mm2

    The permissible tensile stress of the bolt =

    = 0.170 kN/mm2

    Here, ftb < fatb i.e., 0.021 < 0.170


    SAFE
    4.Combined Shear and Tension (Clause 11.6.2.5, page 87)

    fsb = Actual Stress in bolt in Shear = 0.016 kN/mm2


    fasb = Permissible stress in bolt in shear = 0.114 kN/mm2
    ftb = Actual tensile stress of the bolt = 0.021 kN/mm2
    fatb = The permissible tensile stress of the bolt = 0.170 kN/mm2

    0.036 < 1
    SAFE

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