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Basic design data:

Design axial load: -820.0 kN

Design moment load: 225.0 kNm

Base plate steel grade: S275 275 N/mm² (EN 1993-1-1, Table 3.1)

30.0 N/mm² (EN 1992-1-1, Table 3.1)

Partial factors

1.50 1.00 1.25 Long-term effect coefficients

0.85 1.00 Column section HE A 400 390 mm 300 mm 11.0 mm 19.0 mm NEd= MEd= fyp= Foundation concrete class: C30/37 fck=

▪ concrete: γc= (EN 1992-1-1, Table 2.1N)

▪ steel: γM0= (EN 1993-1-1, § 6.1 (1))

▪ anchor bolts: γMb= (EN 1993-1-8, Table 2.1)

▪ compressive strength: αcc= (EN 1992-1-1, § 3.1.6 (1))

▪ tensile strength: αct= (EN 1992-1-1, § 3.1.6 (2))

▪ height: hc=

▪ width: bfc=

▪ web thickness: twc=

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c = −B±

B2−4AC

2 A =

bp

(

bfc+2c

)

= hp

(

hc+2c

)

= bp

(

bfc+2 tfc

)

= hp

(

hc+2 tfc

)

=

Determination of base plate dimensions, based on compression force

▴▴

-820.0 kN 1.50 0.85

225.0 kNm 1.00

Column section type: HE A 400

390 mm 300 mm 11.0 mm 19.0 mm

Foundation concrete class: C30/37 30.0 N/mm² (EN 1992-1-1, Table 3.1)

Presumed base plate thickness: 16 < t ≤ 40

Base plate steel grade: S275 265 N/mm² (EN 1993-1-1, Table 3.1)

Foundation joint coefficient: 2/3

1.50 concrete bearing strength enhancement ratio**

1016.5 kN maximum compressive force acting on the foundation

2032.9 kN assumed axial compressive load

17.00 N/mm² design bearing strength of the foundation joint

101647 mm² preliminary estimate of the base plate area

101647 mm² < 111150 mm² adopt a 'large projection' base plate

A B C 48.5 mm additional bearing width calculation

2 979.0 -52156.3 < 0

Check for overlapping T-stubs:

2c = 96.9 mm < 352.0 mm (check passed)

0

Required minimum plan dimensions and thickness of the base plate:

1 396.9 mm 1 486.9 mm ('large projection' base plate)

0 0

21.3 mm Determined base plate dimensions

22 mm 400 mm 490 mm S275 NEd= γc= αcc= MEd= γM0= hc= bf c= tw c= tf c= fck= fyp= βj= (EN 1993-1-8, § 6.2.5 (7))*

Nj,Ed= 2 max(FC,Ed)= fjd= βjαfc d = Ac0= 0.95hcbfc= hc-2tfc= tp= bp= hp= α =

Ac1/Ac0= FC , Ed max = ∣MEd∣ hc−tfc − NEd 2 = Ac 0=max

(

1 hcbfc

[

Nj, Ed fcd

]

2 ; Nj ,Ed fcd

)

= c = −B±

B2−4AC 2 A = tp≥c

3 fjdγM0 fyp =

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Determination of base plate thickness and anchor bolt dimensions, based on tension force

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-820.0 kN 1.50 1.25

225.0 kNm 1.00 1.00

390 mm 19.0 mm

196.5 kN maximum tensile force acting on the foundation

Base plate steel grade: S275 265.0 N/mm² (EN 1993-1-1, Table 3.1)

Foundation concrete class: C30/37 30.0 N/mm² (EN 1992-1-1, Table 3.1)

1

Estimated bond conditions: 'good' 1.00

M24 1.00

Stress area of the bolt: 353 mm² (EN ISO 898-1)

Bolt class: 6.8 600 N/mm² (EN ISO 898-1)

Type of the bolt bar: ribbed bar k= 2.25

Basic anchorage length: 900 mm

3.04 N/mm² design bond strength of the concrete

Anchor bolt size (first estimate):

227 mm² required bolt stress area (first estimate)

Required bolt diameter: M20 first estimate, based on the selected bolt class

Anchor bolt resistance:

206.4 kN design bond anchorage resistance of the bolt

152.5 kN design tensile resistance of the bolt

152.5 kN design resistance of a single anchor bolt

Anchor bolt check:

305.0 kN 196.5 kN

Satisfied Required minimum base plate thickness:

10.9 mm NEd= γc= γMb= MEd= γM0= αct= hc= tfc= fyp= fck= Number of bolt rows n :

η1= (EN 1992-1-1, § 8.4.1 (2))

Presumed bolt diameter ϕ : η2= (EN 1992-1-1, § 8.4.1 (2))

As=

fub=

Lb=

Ft,bond,Rd=πϕlbfbd=

Ft,anchor,Rd=min(Ft,bond,Rd; Ft,Rd)=

2nFt,anchor,Rd= m a xFT,Ed= 2nFt,anchor,Rdm a x(Ft,Ed) FT , Ed max = ∣MEd∣ hc−tfc + NEd 2 = fbd=k η1η2×αct×0.7×0.3 fck 2/3 γc = As

maxFT ,Ed

γMb 2×0.9 nfub= Ft, Rd=0.9 fubAs γMb = tp

FT , EdγM0 2 n π fyp =

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Determined anchor bolts and base plate thickness

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Notes:

50 mm then the minimum grout compressive strength= 4.00 MPa 50 mm then the minimum grout compressive strength= 20.00 MPa maximum grout thickness: 80 mm

References:

* The use of the βj=2/3 coefficient value requires that the following conditions on the grout compressive strength be met:

if grout thickness ≤ if grout thickness >

(EN 1993-1-8, § 6.2.5 (7))

** The theoretical minimum value for the

α

ratio is 1, but the common practice is to adopt a value of 1.5. This corresponds to having continuous foundation dimensions of bf=1.5bp and hf=1.5hp.

EN 1992-1-1 --- Design of concrete structures. General rules and rules for buildings EN 1993-1-1 --- Design of steel structures. General rules and rules for buildings EN 1993-1-8 --- Design of steel structures. Design of joints

EN 1090-2 --- Execution of steel structures and aluminium structures - Part 2: Technical requirements for steel structures EN ISO 898-1 --- Mechanical properties of fasteners made of carbon steel and alloy steel — Part 1: Bolts, screws and studs SF045a-EN-EU --- Flow chart: Fixed column bases (Access Steel)

SN037a-EN-EU --- NCCI: Design model for simple column bases- axially loaded I-section columns (Access Steel) SN043a-EN-EU --- NCCI: Design of fixed column base joints (Access Steel)

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