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    The document summarizes the design of a base plate for a column based on two different design codes. For the AISC-ASD code, a W12x106 column with an axial load of 600 kips on a 19x16 inch base plate with a thickness of 1-5/8 inches was determined to meet design requirements. For the AISC-LRFD code, a W5x16 column with an axial load of 1100 kips on a 28x26 inch base plate with a thickness of 3-5/8 inches was found to be satisfactory. Both designs were checked for bearing pressure and plate thickness requirements.

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    The document summarizes the design of a base plate for a column based on two different design codes. For the AISC-ASD code, a W12x106 column with an axial load of 600 kips on a 19x16 inch base plate with a thickness of 1-5/8 inches was determined to meet design requirements. For the AISC-LRFD code, a W5x16 column with an axial load of 1100 kips on a 28x26 inch base plate with a thickness of 3-5/8 inches was found to be satisfactory. Both designs were checked for bearing pressure and plate thickness requirements.

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    The document summarizes the design of a base plate for a column based on two different design codes. For the AISC-ASD code, a W12x106 column with an axial load of 600 kips on a 19x16 inch base plate with a thickness of 1-5/8 inches was determined to meet design requirements. For the AISC-LRFD code, a W5x16 column with an axial load of 1100 kips on a 28x26 inch base plate with a thickness of 3-5/8 inches was found to be satisfactory. Both designs were checked for bearing pressure and plate thickness requirements.

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    Base Plate

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    Lam Tran
    The document summarizes the design of a base plate for a column based on two different design codes. For the AISC-ASD code, a W12x106 column with an axial load of 600 kips on a 19x16 inch base plate with a thickness of 1-5/8 inches was determined to meet design requirements. For the AISC-LRFD code, a W5x16 column with an axial load of 1100 kips on a 28x26 inch base plate with a thickness of 3-5/8 inches was found to be satisfactory. Both designs were checked for bearing pressure and plate thickness requirements.

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    PROJECT : CLIENT : JOB NO.

    DATE :

    PAGE : DESIGN BY : REVIEW BY :

    WF Base Plate Design Based on AISC-ASD 9th Edition


    INPUT DATA & DESIGN SUMMARY AXIAL LOAD OF COMPRESSION CONCRETE STRENGTH COLUMN SIZE BASE PLATE SIZE P = 600 fc' = 3 => W12x106 N = 19 B = 16 A2 = AREA OF CONCRETE SUPPORT 1156 (geometrically similar to and concentric with the loaded area.) kips ksi in in in2

    USE 19 x 16 1-5/8 in thick plate

    ANALYSIS CHECK BEARING PRESSURE [Page 3-107]: P / A1 0.35 f'c > ( 1.97 ) ( 1.05 ) in2, actual area of base plate. A1 = Where 304 P / A1 ( 1.97 )

    < = Not govern

    <

    MIN [ 0.35 f'C (A2 / A1)0.5, 0.7 f'C ] ( 2.05 )

    [Satisfactory]

    DETERMINE THE VALUE OF m AND n : m = 0.5 (N - 0.95 d) = n = 0.5 (B - 0.8 bf ) = Where d bf = =

    3.38 3.11 12.89 12.22

    in in in, depth of column section. in, flange width of column section.

    DETERMINE THICKNESS OF BASE PLATE [Page 3-108]: tp = 2 c (P / A1 Fy)0.5 = 1.58 c = MAX ( m, n, ln' ) = Where l = 1.0 n' = ( d bf )0.5 / 4 = 3.14 in 3.38 in in

    PROJECT : CLIENT : JOB NO. :

    DATE :

    PAGE : DESIGN BY : REVIEW BY :

    WF Base Plate Design Based on AISC-LRFD 2nd Edition


    INPUT DATA & DESIGN SUMMARY FACTORED AXIAL FORCE CONCRETE STRENGTH COLUMN SIZE BASE PLATE SIZE Ru = 1100 kips ksi in in in2 fc ' = 3 => W5x16 N = 28 B = 26 A2 = AREA OF CONCRETE SUPPORT 900 (geometrically similar to and concentric with the loaded area.)

    USE 28 x 26 3-5/8 in thick plate

    ANALYSIS CHECK BEARING PRESSURE [Page 11-58]: Ru / A1 ( 1.51 ) Where

    <
    A1 fc

    fc ( 0.85 f'c ) ( 1.53 ) in2, actual area of base plate. = 728 = 0.6 fc 0.85 f'C MIN[(A2 / A1) , 2] ( 1.70 )
    0.5

    < = Not govern

    Ru / A1 ( 1.51 )

    <

    [Satisfactory]

    DETERMINE THE VALUE OF m AND n : m = 0.5 (N - 0.95 d) = n = 0.5 (B - 0.8 bf ) = Where d bf = =

    11.62 11.00 5.01 5.00

    in in in, depth of column section. in, flange width of column section.

    DETERMINE THICKNESS OF BASE PLATE [Page 11-59]: tp = l ( 2Ru / 0.9 A1 Fy) = 3.55 l = MAX ( m, n, ln' ) = Where l = 1.0 n' = ( d bf )0.5 / 4 = 1.25
    0.5

    in 11.62 in in

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