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    The document summarizes the design of a seat-fitting base plate. It calculates that a minimum base plate area of 59.06 in^2 is required to support an axial load of 82.689 kips. A 450mm x 450mm (17.72 in x 17.72 in) base plate is selected, which has an area of 313.88 in^2. Stress calculations are shown to verify that the selected base plate is adequate for the applied loads.

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    The document summarizes the design of a seat-fitting base plate. It calculates that a minimum base plate area of 59.06 in^2 is required to support an axial load of 82.689 kips. A 450mm x 450mm (17.72 in x 17.72 in) base plate is selected, which has an area of 313.88 in^2. Stress calculations are shown to verify that the selected base plate is adequate for the applied loads.

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    Calculation on base plate thickness

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    The document summarizes the design of a seat-fitting base plate. It calculates that a minimum base plate area of 59.06 in^2 is required to support an axial load of 82.689 kips. A 450mm x 450mm (17.72 in x 17.72 in) base plate is selected, which has an area of 313.88 in^2. Stress calculations are shown to verify that the selected base plate is adequate for the applied loads.

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    BASE PLATE Calculation

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    ramy0408
    The document summarizes the design of a seat-fitting base plate. It calculates that a minimum base plate area of 59.06 in^2 is required to support an axial load of 82.689 kips. A 450mm x 450mm (17.72 in x 17.72 in) base plate is selected, which has an area of 313.88 in^2. Stress calculations are shown to verify that the selected base plate is adequate for the applied loads.

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    Seat-Fitting Design:

    Base Plate:
    Axial Load = 82.689 kips; Shear = 11.7598 kips(please refer to page 28)
    M = 254.64 in.kips.; e = 3.08 in.; (F’c = 4.0.0 ksi)
    For allowable Bearing capacity of Concrete, Fa=0.35F’c = 0.35(4) = 1.40 ksi
    Minimum base plate area required = 82.689/1.4 = 59.06 in. 2
    Assume 450mm x 450mm Base Plate,
    b = 17.72 in. A = 313.88 in.2
    I = 8209.83 in.4; c = 8.86 in.
    For Combined Flexural stress, f
    f = - P/A ± Pec/I
    = -82.689/313.88 ± 82.689 x 3.08x 8.86 /8209.83
    = -0.263 ± 0.275
    f = -0.538; 0.012 ksi< 1.40 ksi  O.K.
     USE 450mm x 450mm Base Plate
    Moment @ 1 = 0

    = (0.5x 0.364 x 5.62 x 5.62 x 0.333) +


    (0.5 x 0.538 x 5.62 x 5.62 x 0.667) 175 450
    800
    175
    50 175 175 50

    = 7.58 kip in.


    7
    15
    0
    5

    Fy = 36.00 ksi ; Fb =0.75Fy = 27.00 ksi


    7
    15
    0
    0
    5
    0
    8
    4
    7
    15

    fb = M/S
    0
    5

    S = M/fb =7.58/27 = 0.281 in.3


    7
    15

    3.08" 800mm x 800mm Concrete


    Column(BY OTHERS)
    V=82.689 kips
    H=11.76 kips

    H2 = 6s/b = 6(0.281)/1 = 1.684 in.2


    5
    50

    H = 1.298in. (32.97 mm) LOAD


    DIAGRAM

     USE 450mm x 450mm x 35mm thick PLATE 5.62"


    0
    .02
    1

    STRESS
    DIAGRAM
    0
    .34
    6

    0
    .58
    3

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