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Anchor Bolt Size Check For Legged Supported Vessels: Item No.: Active Carbon

This document summarizes the steps to check the anchor bolt size for a legged supported vessel. It first checks for potential uplift given the vessel's weight, leg height, base plate dimensions, leg dimensions, and distances to the neutral axis. It then determines the required base plate thickness and suitable anchor bolt size. The bolt size is selected as M30 based on the load calculations. The selected bolt size and base plate thickness of 12.8mm are found to satisfy the stress requirements.

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Anchor Bolt Size Check For Legged Supported Vessels: Item No.: Active Carbon

This document summarizes the steps to check the anchor bolt size for a legged supported vessel. It first checks for potential uplift given the vessel's weight, leg height, base plate dimensions, leg dimensions, and distances to the neutral axis. It then determines the required base plate thickness and suitable anchor bolt size. The bolt size is selected as M30 based on the load calculations. The selected bolt size and base plate thickness of 12.8mm are found to satisfy the stress requirements.

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Anchor bolt size check for legged supported vessels

ITEM NO. : ACTIVE CARBON


Reference : Moss, 2nd edition , page 157

1- Checking for uplift :


LEG TYPE : L
W = Total operating weight ( From software PV elite output) 3000 Kg
L = Leg height : ( From Eng. Drawing ) 1185 mm
D = Base plate dimension ( First trial considering the leg dimension) 200 mm
B = Base plate dimension ( First trial considering the leg dimension) 200 mm
d = Leg dimension ( From Eng. Drawing) 100 mm
F = Distance of hole from neutral axis of leg( From Sketch Geometry) 87 mm
z = Distance of hole from leg edge ( From Sketch Geometry) 60 mm
a = Distance between edge of leg and edge of base plate( Assume) 50 mm Standard Bolts
V = Shear @ top of legs : (From Software PV elite output) 595 Kg Size Area(mm²)
N = Number of legs : ( From Eng. Drawing) 4 M16 157
n = Concrete to steel modular ratio 10 M20 254
NT = Number of bolts in tension 1 M22 303
σb = Bolt yield stress 248 N/mm2 M24 353
Fb = Allowable bending Stress 110 N/mm2 M27 459
Anchor Bolt size ( Min. M20 ) M30 M30 561
AS = Anchor bolt cross section Area , Total per leg 561 mm2 M33 694
M = Overturning Moment on each leg = (V / N) x L / 1000 176.3 Kg - m M36 817
P = Axial load on each leg = W / N 750.0 Kg M39 976
e = Eccentricity = M / P 235.0 mm M42 1121
D / 6 = ( Criteria for uplift checking is e > D/6 ) 33.3 mm
UPLIFT WILL OCCUR, SEE BELOW FOR BOLT SIZING
2- Base plate thickness and anchor bolt size:
f = 0.5d + z ( For I-beam), For Angle Use f = F 87 mm
K1 = 0.5 D + z 160 mm
K2 = 6 n AS ( f + e ) / B 54196.8 mm2
K3 = - K2 ( 0.5 D + f ) -10134803 mm3
Y , resulted from the following equation ( First trial ) 117.0 mm

Solving equation Y3 + K1 Y2 + K2 Y + K3 = 0 0.78764955


T =- P ( D/2 - Y/3 - e ) / ( D/2 - Y/3 + f ) 881.9 Kg
fC = Concrete bearing pressure, 2( P + T ) / Y B < fC 1.4 N/mm2 < 20 N/mm2
Mt = Moment = T ( 0.5 D + f - Y ) 61.7 Kg-m
f1 = fC ( Y- a ) / Y 0.8 N/mm2
MC = a2 B ( f1 + 2 fC )/6 29.9 Kg-m
M1 = Max. Mt and MC 61.7 Kg-m
t = Base plate thickness = ( 6 M1 / B Fb )0.5 12.8 mm < 15mm O.K.
ft = Anchor bolt stress = T / NT Ab 2
15.4 N/mm < 110 Mpa O.K.
ft to be less than Bolt allowable stress BOLT SELECTED IS SATISFACTORY

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