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Steel Beam Support and Embedment at Concrete Tilt-Up Panel

Materials

Concrete Steel Metal (misc.)

Elements

Beams Decks Anchors / Embeds

Connections

Embed Plate Expansion / Slip Connection

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A steel beam frames into a concrete tilt-up wall panel using a web connection with horizontal long slotted holes in the beam web, welded with a quarter-inch fillet weld and referenced to detail five on sheet SE801. The concrete floor slab rests on a metal floor deck supported by a continuous double angle, designated as L5x5x5/16, oriented either parallel or perpendicular to the deck flutes. A three-eighths by nine-inch square embed plate with four three-quarter-inch diameter by six-inch headed stud anchors at thirty-two inches on center is cast into the tilt-up panel, positioned a minimum of four and a half inches from the panel edge. Half-inch diameter by thirty-inch dowel bars spaced at eighteen inches on center tie the deck and diaphragm reinforcement to the wall. Typical deck embeds and beam embed plates feature specific bolt patterns and edge distances as detailed in the structural elevations.

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