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Foundation anchor bolts

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fhfag20

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I do not know how to calculate the thitening torque of the foundation anchor bolt (J shape)in concrete type 250 Rck.
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For anchor bolts, snug tight should be enough. With concree shrinkage and creep, a bolt tension corresponding to a specified torque would be lost over time.
 
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