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    This document provides the design calculations for a column base plate. It includes input parameters such as loads, material strengths, and base plate dimensions. The calculations determine the required base plate thickness, plan dimensions, and anchor bolt sizing to resist axial, moment, and shear loads according to Canadian design standards. The results indicate the base plate thickness and plan dimensions need to be revised to adequately resist the loads in some loading cases.

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    This document provides the design calculations for a column base plate. It includes input parameters such as loads, material strengths, and base plate dimensions. The calculations determine the required base plate thickness, plan dimensions, and anchor bolt sizing to resist axial, moment, and shear loads according to Canadian design standards. The results indicate the base plate thickness and plan dimensions need to be revised to adequately resist the loads in some loading cases.

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    This document provides the design calculations for a column base plate. It includes input parameters such as loads, material strengths, and base plate dimensions. The calculations determine the required base plate thickness, plan dimensions, and anchor bolt sizing to resist axial, moment, and shear loads according to Canadian design standards. The results indicate the base plate thickness and plan dimensions need to be revised to adequately resist the loads in some loading cases.

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    PROJECT SECTION 1 CODE

    TITLE DATE 12/1/2017 SPECS.


    FILE Col_Base_Plate TIME

    COLUMN BASE PLATE DESIGN

    DESCRIPTION

    Designs Column Base Plates


    In accordance with CAN/CSA-S16.1-94
    and CAN/CSA A23.3-94

    spreadsheet is limited to loading in x direction


    spreadsheet is limited to 2 lines of anchor bolts as shown
    spreadsheet is limited to moment and shear in direction of strong axis

    INPUT PARAMETERS

    factored axial load Cf = 34 kN


    factored moment Mf = 17 kN*m
    factored shear Vf = 3 kN

    resistance factor of concrete phi_c = 0.65


    resistance factor of steel phi_s = 0.90
    yield strength of base Plate fy = 300 Mpa
    compressive strength of concrete f'c = 20 Mpa

    width of column b = 102 mm


    depth of column d = 102 mm

    width of base plate B = 450 mm


    depth of base plate D = 450 mm
    thickness of base plate t = 19 mm

    resistance factor for anchor bolts phi_ab = 0.67


    resistance factor of weld phi_w = 0.67
    ultimate strength of anchor bolts Fu = 480 Mpa
    ultimate strength of weld metal Xu = 480 Mpa
    fillet weld size Dw = 6 mm
    anchor bolt diameter (for tension only, see diam calc. for
    d_abtension =and shear) 18 mm
    friction coeficient from CSA clause D4.3.5 mew = 0.80
    number of anchor bolts per column (y axis) num = 3
    c/c of anchor bolts (x direction) d'_x = 390 mm
    edge distance from face of base plate E = 30 mm

    CALCULATIONS

    Establish Class of Loading

    eqivalent eccentricity e = Mf/Cf*1000 = 499.8 mm


    minimum pressure p(min) = Cf/B/D*1000-Mf*(1000^2)/(1/6*B*D^2) = -0.9 Mpa
    maximum pressure p(max) = Cf/B/D*1000+Mf*(1000^2)/(1/6*B*D^2) = 1.3 Mpa
    IF(Mf=0,"Class I Loading",IF(p(min)>0,"Class II
    Establish class of loading Loading","Class III Loading")) = Class III Loading

    Class I Loading (Axial Load, No Moment)

    Base Plate Area Required Ar = Cf/(.86*phi_c*f'c)*1000 = 3023 mm^2


    Base Plate Area Provided Ap = B*D = 202500 mm^2
    check bearing stress on concrete IF(Ap>Ar,"ok","enlarge base plate dimensions") = ok

    cantilever parallel to D m = 1/2*(D-0.95*d) = 177 mm


    cantilever parallel to B n = 1/2*(B-0.8*b) = 184 mm

    bearing pressure on base plate p = Cf/B/D*1000 = 0.2 Mpa


    thickness required for m cantilever tm = (2*p*(m^2)/phi_s/fy)^.5 = 6 mm
    thickness required for n cantilever tn = (2*p*(n^2)/phi_s/fy)^.5 = 6 mm
    check adequacy of base plate thickness IF(max(tm,tn)<t,"ok","increase base plate thickness") = ok

    Class II Loading (Axial Load and Moment, all of base plate in compression )

    check bearing stress on concrete IF(p(max)<.86*phi_c*f'c,"ok","enlarge base plate") = ok

    pressure at start of cantilever p(o) = (D-m)/D*(p(max)-p(min)) = 1 Mpa


    MAX(1/2*(p(min)+p(o))*m^2+1/3*(p(max)-p(min)-
    moment on 1mm strip of cantilever Mf_1mm = p(o))*m^2,1/2*p(max)*(n)^2) = 21700 N*mm
    required thickness of plate tr_2 = (4*Mf_1mm/phi_c/fy)^.5 = 21 mm
    IF(tr_2<t,"ok","revise base plate plan dimensions or
    check adequacy of base plate thickness thickness") = revise base plate plan dimensions or thickness

    Class III Loading (Axial Load and Moment, Tension on Anchor Bolts)

    area of each anchor bolt Ab = pi()/4*(d_ab)^2 = 241 mm


    tensile resistance of each anchor bolt Tr = 0.75*phi_s*Ab*Fu/1000 = 78 kN

    distance from edge of plate to tension bolt d' = D-(D-d'_x)/2 = 420 mm


    depth of compression stress block a = (Cf+num*Tr)/(.85*phi_c*f'c*B)*1000 = 54 mm

    required depth of plate Dr = 2/Cf*(Cf*d'+Mf*1000-0.85*phi_c*f'c*a*B*(d'-1/2*a)/1000) = -4385 mm


    check adequacy of plate plan dimensions IF(Dr<D,"ok","revise plan dimensions") = ok

    required plate thickness tr_3 = (((2*phi_c*.85*f'c)*m^2)/(phi_s*fy))^.5 = 51 mm


    IF(tr_3<t,"ok","revise base plate plan dimensions or
    check adequacy of base plate thickness thickness") = revise base plate plan dimensions or thickness

    Connection Design - Weld

    weld stress from shear (assume in web only) f_sh = Vf/(2*d) = 0.02 kN/mm
    neutral axis for moment y = d/2 = 51.00 mm
    moment of inertia of flange welds (unit thickness) I_fl = 4*(1/12*b)+4*b*(y^2) = 1061242.00 mm4
    weld stress from moment (assume in flanges only) f_m = Mf*y/I_fl*1000 = 0.81 kN/mm
    shear resistance of weld Vrw = 0.67*phi_w*(Dw/1.414)*Xu/1000 = 0.91 kN/mm
    shear resistance of base metal Vrb = 0.67*phi_s*Dw*Fu/1000 = 1.74 kN/mm
    check adequacy of weld IF(min(Vrw,Vrb)>max(f_sh,f_m),"ok","increase weld size")= ok

    Connection Design - Anchor Bolt

    Area of anchor bolt required for tension Ab_t = Tr = 78 mm2


    Area of anchor bolt required for shear Ab_s = Vf/(mew*phi_ab*.75*Fu/1000) = 18 mm2
    Anchor bolt diameter required for shear and tension D_st = (4*(Ab_t+Ab_s)/pi())^.5 = 11 mm

    tensile capacity of anchor bolt T_st = Fu/1000*(pi()*(D_st)^2)/4 = 46 kN


    anchor bolt embedment depth required D_ab = (T_st*1000/(pi()*1.414*.3*phi_c*(f'c)^.5))^.5 = 109 mm
    ((D/2+E)/.707*(B+E+D/2)+((D/2+E)/.707)^2)*(0.3*phi_c*
    shear capacity of edge distance failure S_e = (f'c)^.5)/1000 = 335 kN
    check edge distance IF(S_e>Vf,"ok","increase edge distance") = ok

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