Structural · S-GVYB9

Typical Braced Frame Column & Anchorage

Materials

Concrete Steel Masonry / CMU

Elements

Columns Floors / Slabs Foundations / Footings Arches Bracing Anchors / Embeds Reinforcing

Connections

Braced Frame Connection Base Plate / Anchorage Bolted Connection Rebar Splice / Development

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A steel column connects to a two-inch-and-one-half base plate secured by sixteen one-and-one-quarter-inch diameter high-strength anchor bolts. Stiffener plates matching the column flange thickness are welded to the column with partial-joint-penetration groove welds at the flanges and double-fillet welds at the web. The base sits over a two-and-one-half-inch maximum layer of non-shrink grout atop a four-foot-square concrete pedestal reinforced with number five stirrups at four inches on center and seventy number six dowels at six inches on center. A concrete footing supports the pedestal, with bottom reinforcement detailed per plan.

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