This document provides the design of a base plate for an I-shaped column subject to both moment and axial compression loads. Key input parameters such as column dimensions, material strengths, and applied loads are listed. Calculations are shown to check for eccentricity, determine critical dimensions Y and T, check bearing pressure, and compute the required base plate thickness. The minimum required thickness is determined to be 43mm based on yield limits at the bearing and tension interfaces.
This document provides the design of a base plate for an I-shaped column subject to both moment and axial compression loads. Key input parameters such as column dimensions, material strengths, and applied loads are listed. Calculations are shown to check for eccentricity, determine critical dimensions Y and T, check bearing pressure, and compute the required base plate thickness. The minimum required thickness is determined to be 43mm based on yield limits at the bearing and tension interfaces.
Original Description:
Design of Connection for the structural steel. As per Indian Standard.
This document provides the design of a base plate for an I-shaped column subject to both moment and axial compression loads. Key input parameters such as column dimensions, material strengths, and applied loads are listed. Calculations are shown to check for eccentricity, determine critical dimensions Y and T, check bearing pressure, and compute the required base plate thickness. The minimum required thickness is determined to be 43mm based on yield limits at the bearing and tension interfaces.
This document provides the design of a base plate for an I-shaped column subject to both moment and axial compression loads. Key input parameters such as column dimensions, material strengths, and applied loads are listed. Calculations are shown to check for eccentricity, determine critical dimensions Y and T, check bearing pressure, and compute the required base plate thickness. The minimum required thickness is determined to be 43mm based on yield limits at the bearing and tension interfaces.
qmax = p(max) x B ecrit ( Critical Eccentricity Value ) ecrit = N/2 - P/2qmax e ( Actual Eccentricity Value ) = M / P = 160.00 Cm
e > ecrit , Large Eccentricity Case
There is Tendency To Overturn.
Large Eccentricity C
Anchor Rods are Required for Moment Equilibrium.
Compute Y & T :
f=
18.86
Cm
f= N/2-X1
OK
Small Eccentricity C
Real Solution for Y Exists When e > ecrit.
Y=
30.44
Cm
Y = ( N - 2e ), When e ecrit. Y = ( f + N/2 ) - [( f + N/2 ) - 2P(e +f ) / qmax] ^ , When e >
T=
292.75
Kn
T (Anchor Rod Tension) = qmax * Y - P , When e > ecrit.
Check Bearing Pressure :
(Actual Compression Stress) =
0.70
Kn/Cm2
Fp = P/(Y*B) , When e ecr
Fp = p(max) , When e > ecr
OK, p(max)
Determine Plate Thk:
a) Base Plate Yeilding Limit at Bearing Interface:
m=
7.96
Cm
m = ( N - 0.95 d ) / 2
n=
3.94
Cm
n = ( B - 0.8 b ) / 2
n' =
4.40
Cm
n' = (d x b) /4 ,Yield Line Theory Cantilever Distance from Col.
7.96
Cm
(Critical Base Plate Cantilever Dimension) = The Larger of m , n
24
mm
t req. 1 = x SQRT(2*s*F p/F
t req. 1 =
). (s = 1.67) , When Y .
t req. 1 = SQRT(4*s*F p*Y*(- Y/2)/F y). (s = 1.67) , When Y <
b) Base Plate Yeilding Limit at Tension Interface:
The Tension Force T in The Anchor Rods Will Cause Bending in The Base Plate. Cantilever Action is Conservatively assumed With The Span Length Equals to X.
Mpl =
t req. 2 =
72.27
43
Kn.Cm / Cm
Mpl (Plate Bending Moment Per Unit Width) = T*X/B ,
mm
t req. 2 = SQRT(4*s*Mpl/F y). (s = 1.67) , When e >
t req. =
43
mm
(Minimum Required Base Plate Thickness) = The Large
