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    The document provides an anchorage design for mounting equipment weighing 3.5 kips to a concrete wall using Kwik Bolt-TZ anchors. The design is based on FEMA E-74, 2018 IBC, and 2016 CBC standards. The analysis shows the anchorage design is adequate with the Kwik Bolt-TZ anchors providing sufficient tension and shear capacity while also meeting spacing, edge distance, and combined loading requirements. Therefore, the anchorage design using Kwik Bolt-TZ anchors is satisfactory and adequate for the given mounting conditions and seismic loads.

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    The document provides an anchorage design for mounting equipment weighing 3.5 kips to a concrete wall using Kwik Bolt-TZ anchors. The design is based on FEMA E-74, 2018 IBC, and 2016 CBC standards. The analysis shows the anchorage design is adequate with the Kwik Bolt-TZ anchors providing sufficient tension and shear capacity while also meeting spacing, edge distance, and combined loading requirements. Therefore, the anchorage design using Kwik Bolt-TZ anchors is satisfactory and adequate for the given mounting conditions and seismic loads.

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    The document provides an anchorage design for mounting equipment weighing 3.5 kips to a concrete wall using Kwik Bolt-TZ anchors. The design is based on FEMA E-74, 2018 IBC, and 2016 CBC standards. The analysis shows the anchorage design is adequate with the Kwik Bolt-TZ anchors providing sufficient tension and shear capacity while also meeting spacing, edge distance, and combined loading requirements. Therefore, the anchorage design using Kwik Bolt-TZ anchors is satisfactory and adequate for the given mounting conditions and seismic loads.

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    The document provides an anchorage design for mounting equipment weighing 3.5 kips to a concrete wall using Kwik Bolt-TZ anchors. The design is based on FEMA E-74, 2018 IBC, and 2016 CBC standards. The analysis shows the anchorage design is adequate with the Kwik Bolt-TZ anchors providing sufficient tension and shear capacity while also meeting spacing, edge distance, and combined loading requirements. Therefore, the anchorage design using Kwik Bolt-TZ anchors is satisfactory and adequate for the given mounting conditions and seismic loads.

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    PROJECT : PAGE :

    CLIENT : DESIGN BY :
    JOB NO. : DATE : REVIEW BY :
    Mounting Design on Concrete Wall/Tunnel Based on FEMA E-74, 2018 IBC, and 2016 CBC Chapter A

    INPUT DATA & DESIGN SUMMARY > 1.3h ef


    EQUIPMENT WEIGHT W = 3.5 kips, (15.6 kN)
    CENTER OF MASS H = 3.5 ft, (1.07 m)
    CM
    L = 2 ft, (0.61 m)
    STRUT DIMENSION D = 3 ft, (0.91 m) W FH

    KWIK BOLT-TZ DIAMETER f = 3/4 in. Per ICC ESR-1917


    FV
    (19 mm) h ef
    ANCHOR DEPTH hef = 4 3/4 in. Per ICC ESR-1917
    H
    (121 mm) D
    EDGE DISTANCE c = 12 in, (305 mm)
    ANCHOR MINIMUM SPACING s = 10 in, (254 mm)

    [THE ANCHORAGE, KWIK BOLT-TZ, DESIGN IS ADEQUATE.]


    L

    ANALYSIS
    TENSION & SHEAR CAPACITY (SD - 2016 CBC 1905A,and ASD - ICC ESR-1917, 4.2)
    fPn,t = 7399.5 lbs, 2016 CBC 1905A & ACI 318-14 17 Pt = 4933 lbs, Tallowable,ASD
    fVn,t = 8838.2 lbs, 2016 CBC 1905A & ACI 318-14 17 Vt = 6313 lbs, Vallowable,ASD
    SPACING & EDGE REQUIREMENTS (ICC ESR-1917, Table 3 or 4)
    Scr = 7 3/4 in, (Critical Spacing for Kedge-space based on ACI 318-14 17)
    Smin = 4 in

    Ccr = 8 7/8 in, shear, 8 7/8 in, tension


    Cmin = 4 1/8 in, shear, 4 1/8 in, tension

    DESIGN LOADS
    FH = Fp = W0 (KH) MAX{ 0.3SDSIpW , MIN[ 0.4apSDSIp(1+2z/h)/Rp W , 1.6SDSIpW ] } , (ASCE 7-10, Sec. 13.3.1)
    = 1.5 (1.3) MAX{ 0.43W , MIN[ 0.81W , 2.30W ]} where SDS = 0.96 (ASCE 7-10 Sec 11.4.4)
    = 1.58 W , (SD) = 5.53 kips Ip = 1.5 (ASCE Sec. 13.1.3)
    = 1.13 W , (ASD) = 3.95 kips ap = 1 (ASCE Tab. 13.6-1)
    Rp = 1.5 (ASCE Tab. 13.6-1)
    FV = KV W = 0.25 W , (SD) = 0.87 kips, up & down z= 20 ft
    0.18 W , (ASD) = 0.62 kips, up & down h= 36 ft
    W0 = 1.5 (ASCE 7-10 Supp. 1 Tab. 13.6-1)
    KV = KH 0.2 SDS / 1.4 = 0.18 (vertical seismic factor) KH = 1.3 (This option only for local
    jurisdiction amendments to the code.)

    CHECK TENSION CAPACITY


    Pu,s = 1.50 Ps = 5520 lbs / bolt, SD < fPn,t [SATISFACTORY]
    Ps = [(FV + W) L + FH H ] / (nt S) = 3680 lbs / bolt, ASD < Pt KDSA Kseismic Kedge-space [SATISFACTORY]
    where nt = 2 , (total bolts at top tension)
    KDSA = 0.8 (DSA/OSHPD adapted ICBO / ICC value)
    Kseismic = 1 1/3 (allowable increase? CBC 1605A.3.2)
    Kedge-space = 1.00 (ICC ESR-1917 Sec. 4.2.1 SIM.)

    CHECK SHEAR CAPACITY


    Vu,s = 1.40 Vs = 5774 lbs / bolt, SD < fVn,t [SATISFACTORY]
    Vs = (W + FV) / nb = 4124 lbs / bolt, ASD < Vt KDSA Kseismic Kedge-space [SATISFACTORY]
    where nb = 1 , (total bolts at bottom shear)
    Kedge-space = 1.00 (ICC ESR-1917 Sec. 4.2.1 SIM.)

    CHECK COMBINED LOADING CAPACITY (ACI 318-14 17 & ICC ESR-1917 Sec. 4.2.2)
    (Pu,s / fPn,t) + (Vu,s / fVn,t) = 0.964 < 1.20 [SATISFACTORY]
    (Ps / Pt) + (Vs / Vt) = 0.904 < 1.20 [SATISFACTORY]
    where Vu,s = 1.40 Vs = 1925 lbs / bolt, SD
    Vs = (W + FV) / (nt + nb) = 1375 lbs / bolt, ASD

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