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  1. structuralecstasy

    ICC Certification for Fall Arrest Anchors - Required?

    My current project (building code: IBC 2009) requires fall arrest D-ring anchors to be post-installed in a concrete wall. When I researched fall arrest anchors, I found many that are compliant with OSHA 1926, but cannot find any that are compliant with IBC 2009, or any version of IBC for that...
  2. structuralecstasy

    Fatigue Design of Bolts per AISC

    I am trying to understand how to design A325/A490 bolts in tension in fatigue applications using AISC 360-05 (13th ed.) and I'm looking for some expert opinion. The ASD 9th edition seems simple enough, but this edition and the subsequent one are not quite as straightforward. Background: I have...
  3. structuralecstasy

    Fluid Force on Tank Baffle Plates

    Hello, I am looking for a good reference for hand calculation of fluid forces acting on baffle plates for a tank with 4 mixers. I have read in several places that there are a couple of approaches to determining the baffle plate loads. This involves using either the torque/power input from the...
  4. structuralecstasy

    Interpretation of ACI 307-98 - Design of Concrete Chimneys

    I am need of some advice on ACI 307-98 in regards to the "grouped chimney" effect (vortex shedding) for concrete chimneys. We are adding a new chimney to an existing plant for a project I am working on, and we have a code issue we are trying to resolve. We had stack modelers do a wind analysis...
  5. structuralecstasy

    Coverplating Existing Columns

    I am coverplating existing columns (power plant application), and I have an issue with unbraced lengths. First, the background information: We are coverplating columns with plates welded across the flange tips, essentially forming a tube-shape. About 95% of the existing axial load in the...
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    Bottom Flange Restraints for Seismic Loads

    Hello all, I am working on a steel structure in a high-seismic zone area, and the question arose about restraining the bottom flange for lateral-torsional buckling since the vertical seismic loads are large and reversible. As a general rule of thumb at my company, we use 3" as a maximum...

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