Anchor Bolt

Application of Anchor Bolts

Anchor bolts are commonly used in:

• steel structures
• lamp posts
• light poles
• pipe racks
• refineries

Benefits of Anchor Bolts

Anchor bolts are essential because they help resist different types of loads, such as shear forces and bending moments, which can cause structural displacement and failure. By using anchor bolts, the following scenarios can be addressed:

1. Shear Forces: When a shear force is applied, anchor bolts prevent the structure from sliding or moving horizontally.
2. Bending Moments: Anchor bolts resist the uplift forces generated by bending moments. These forces can cause the structure to lift and detach from the foundation.

To ensure the effectiveness of anchor bolts, two key factors must be considered:

1. Bolt Strength: The anchor bolt itself should be strong enough to withstand the applied forces without breaking or pulling apart.
2. Concrete Reinforcement: Reinforcement, such as steel bars, should be incorporated into the concrete to prevent cracking and enhance its ability to resist tension and shear forces.

What to Look for in Anchor Bolts:

To ensure the reliability of anchor bolts, the following design aspects should be considered:

1. Tensile Load: The anchor bolt should have sufficient strength to resist tensile loads and prevent failure.
2. Concrete Breakout: Adequate reinforcement must be provided in the concrete to prevent it from breaking out under tensile loads.
3. Shear Load: The anchor bolt should be designed to withstand shear forces to prevent shear failure.
4. Crack Arrest: The concrete should be reinforced to arrest cracks and prevent the detachment of the concrete block under shear forces.

By considering these design aspects and providing appropriate reinforcement and bolt strength, anchor bolts can effectively secure structures and ensure their stability.

Technical Details

Anchor Bolt are available in different steel type:

Anchor Bolt Diameter (D): available in various diameter
Coating: Black, Electro Galvanize or Hot Dip Galvanized

*Bend Length (B), Thread Length (T), Total Length (L) and other necessities will depend on the customer requirements.