Structural · S-ZFBFE

Steel Beam Bearing at Concrete Wall with Embed Plate

Materials

Concrete Reinforced Concrete Steel

Elements

Beams Walls Floors / Slabs Decks Anchors / Embeds Connections / Plates Reinforcing

Connections

Bolted Connection Shear Stud / Composite Deck Attachment Embed Plate

About this detail

A structural steel beam frames into a reinforced concrete wall using an embedded steel plate anchored with headed studs, with the top of the embed plate positioned flush to or below the top of the floor elevation. A continuous deck ledger angle measuring L4x4x1/4 is attached to the concrete wall using five-eighths-inch diameter by five-inch Titen HD anchors spaced at eighteen inches on center. A two-inch concrete fill over a steel deck bears on the continuous angle, maintaining a typical one-inch construction gap from the concrete wall face. Horizontal reinforcing bars and additional number five bars run typically at the deck bearing. Fillet welds connect the beam to the embed plate, sized at five-sixteenths and one-quarter inch per structural requirements. Bolt sizes, types, and numbers for the beam connection are sized per the referenced detail on sheet S003.

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