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    Masonry Anchor Bolt Design

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    This document summarizes the design of a top-mounted anchor bolt subjected to shear and tension loading. Key details include an anchor diameter of 1/2 inches with an effective embedment length of 8 inches. Allowable stresses are calculated for tension, shear, and combined loading based on material properties and geometry. The anchor design is found to be satisfactory with governing failure modes of anchor yielding in tension and masonry breakout in shear. All calculated allowable stresses are greater than the applied loads.

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    This document summarizes the design of a top-mounted anchor bolt subjected to shear and tension loading. Key details include an anchor diameter of 1/2 inches with an effective embedment length of 8 inches. Allowable stresses are calculated for tension, shear, and combined loading based on material properties and geometry. The anchor design is found to be satisfactory with governing failure modes of anchor yielding in tension and masonry breakout in shear. All calculated allowable stresses are greater than the applied loads.

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    This document summarizes the design of a top-mounted anchor bolt subjected to shear and tension loading. Key details include an anchor diameter of 1/2 inches with an effective embedment length of 8 inches. Allowable stresses are calculated for tension, shear, and combined loading based on material properties and geometry. The anchor design is found to be satisfactory with governing failure modes of anchor yielding in tension and masonry breakout in shear. All calculated allowable stresses are greater than the applied loads.

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    Masonry Anchor Bolt Design

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    This document summarizes the design of a top-mounted anchor bolt subjected to shear and tension loading. Key details include an anchor diameter of 1/2 inches with an effective embedment length of 8 inches. Allowable stresses are calculated for tension, shear, and combined loading based on material properties and geometry. The anchor design is found to be satisfactory with governing failure modes of anchor yielding in tension and masonry breakout in shear. All calculated allowable stresses are greater than the applied loads.

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    2013 MSJC Anchor Bolt Design (MM/DD/YYYY)


    Allowable Stress Design Face Mounted Anchor

    *** user input indicated by blue cells

    DATA INPUT AND SUMMARY OF DESIGN

    Propeties and Geometry


    x
    Weather or Soil Exposure YES
    Top or Face Mount Top
    **Assumed adequate spacing from adjacent anchors to allow no
    overlap of breakout cones

    Anchor Type = headed


    Anchor Yield Strength = 60000 psi
    Anchor Diameter, d b = 1/2 in
    Anchor Hook Length, e b = 0.00 in
    **For headed anchor set hook length equal to 0

    f' m = 2000 psi


    Wall thickness, t = 7.625 in
    x Top Mounted Anchor
    Edge Distance, l be = 3.25 in
    Net Anchor Area, A b = 0.142 in2

    Effective Embed. Length, l b = 8.00 in

    Loading
    Shear Force, Vtotal = 500 lbs
    Offset distance, e = 2.00 in
    Dist. From C.L. of Bolt To Edge
    4.00 in
    of Ledger, x =
    Direct Tension Force, Ptotal = 1000 lbs

    <<Anchor design is satisfactory. See detailed analysis>>

    Detailed Analysis

    Check minimum embed.

    [TMS 402-13 §1.17.6] lb= 8.00 in > lb_min = min(4db,2 in) = 2.00 in <Satisfactory>

    Check minimum cover

    [TMS 402-13 §1.16.4.1] covermin= 1.50 in

    (for top mounted) t - leb = <Satisfactory>


    coveractual= 3.25 in
    (for face mounted) t - lb =

    Total Tension Force Considering Ecc., b af

    1300 lbs ***assuming that moment arm is (5/6) of 'd'

    Determine Tensile Capacity


    h1= 4.75 in s1= 14.62 in A1 = 49.96 in2
    2
    h2= 3.63 in s2= 13.40 in A2 = 34.15 in

    116.95 in2

    [TMS 402-13 Eqn. 8-1] Masonry Tensile Breakout 6538 lbs

    [TMS 402-13 Eqn. 8-2] Steel Tensile Yield 5112 lbs

    [TMS 402-13 Eqn. 8-4] Anchor Pullout N/A lbs

    Design Axial Strength 5112 lbs > baf <Satisfactory>

    Governing Failure Mode: Anchor Yielding

    Determine Shear Capacity

    2
    16.59 in

    [TMS 402-13 Eqn. 8-6] Masonry Shear Breakout 927 lbs

    [TMS 402-13 Eqn. 8-7] Masonry Crushing 1437 lbs

    [TMS 402-13 Eqn. 8-8] Anchor Shear Pryout 13075 lbs

    [TMS 402-13 Eqn. 8-9] Steel Shear Yielding 1840 lbs

    Design Shear Strength 927 lbs > bvf <Satisfactory>

    Governing Failure Mode: Breakout

    Check Combined Tension and Shear Interaction

    [TMS 402-13 Eqn. 8-10] 0.793 < 1.000 <Satisfactory>

    Revision Date: 11/2013

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