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Document:
SP103-15
Date:
September 1, 1987
Author(s):
Edwin g. Burdette, Teresa C. Perry, and Raymond R. Funk
Publication:
Symposium Papers
Volume:
103
Abstract:
Tests to measure load relaxation were performed on embedded A307 bolts, grouted A307 bolts, wedge bolts, and undercut anchors. The data on undercut anchors included tests on bolts of five sizes, and the tests were generally of longer duration than
DOI:
10.14359/1640
SP103
Editor: Gerard B. Hasselwander
SP103 Designers and contractors will find the knowledge contained in Anchorage to Concrete invaluable for choosing the proper anchors for specific applications. A compilation of 15 symposium papers, this ACI publication will explore the various problems, and give insight into the latest solutions in this often neglected aspect of concrete construction. Presenting the various anchorage system alternatives, this state-of-the-art publication includes such topics as: anchor bolts in reinforced concrete foundations, dowels for anchoring new concrete facing to existing lock walls, strength and behavior of single cast-in-place anchor bolts subject to tension, headed studs, theoretical considerations on loadbearing behavior of expansion anchors, and transverse load capacity of multi-dowel anchorages in concrete.
10.14359/14137
SP103-01
Tony C. Liu and Terence C. Holland
The paper presents the results of laboratory and field dowel pullout tests and shear transfer tests. These tests were conducted to evaluate the pullout performance of dowels and the influence of dowel spacing on the load-carrying capacity of the replaceme
10.14359/1670
SP103-02
C.Y. Lin
This exploratory study was to investigate the feasibility of using friction-type connections in precast concrete construction. Tests were conducted to study the relationship between the friction capacity of precast concrete contact surfaces and general de
10.14359/1720
SP103-03
L. Elfgren, C. Broms, K. Cederwall, and K. Gylltoft
Three areas of special interest to a designer are presented from a research project on anchor bolts. The areas are: a comparison between drilled holes and conical recesses; shrinkage and creep of grouts; and the positive influence of prestressing on bolts
10.14359/1721
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