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Strength of Anchor Bolts in Masonry

A. R. Whitlock / R. H. Brown

Results are presented of a study undertaken to evaluate the strength properties of bent bar bolts in masonry. The variables studied include bolt size, loading direction, embedment substrate, and bolt location. It is found that bolt strength increases with bolt size up to the point where failure is controlled by masonry strength. The loading direction, substrate, and location of bolts are shown to be significant factors in the strength of anchors. Previously developed empirical and analytical design equations for anchor bolts in reinforced concrete and masonry are investigated and compared to the study results. The equations are found to accurately predict the mean strengths of anchor bolts.

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Strength of Anchor Bolts in Masonry

A. R. Whitlock / R. H. Brown

Results are presented of a study undertaken to evaluate the strength properties of bent bar bolts in masonry. The variables studied include bolt size, loading direction, embedment substrate, and bolt location. It is found that bolt strength increases with bolt size up to the point where failure is controlled by masonry strength. The loading direction, substrate, and location of bolts are shown to be significant factors in the strength of anchors. Previously developed empirical and analytical design equations for anchor bolts in reinforced concrete and masonry are investigated and compared to the study results. The equations are found to accurately predict the mean strengths of anchor bolts.

Strength of Anchor Bolts in Masonry

A. R. Whitlock / R. H. Brown

Results are presented of a study undertaken to evaluate the strength properties of bent bar bolts in masonry. The variables studied include bolt size, loading direction, embedment substrate, and bolt location. It is found that bolt strength increases with bolt size up to the point where failure is controlled by masonry strength. The loading direction, substrate, and location of bolts are shown to be significant factors in the strength of anchors. Previously developed empirical and analytical design equations for anchor bolts in reinforced concrete and masonry are investigated and compared to the study results. The equations are found to accurately predict the mean strengths of anchor bolts.

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Title:

Strength of Anchor Bolts in Masonry

Contributors:

A. R. Whitlock (author) / R. H. Brown (author)

Publication date:

1983

Size:

182 pages

Type of media:

Report

Type of material:

No indication

Language:

English

Keywords:

Construction Materials, Components, & Equipment , Construction Equipment, Materials, & Supplies , Masonry , Anchor bolts , Concrete construction , Brick construction , Embedment , Shear strength , Loads(Forces) , Pullout tests

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