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Base Plate Wizard

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Base Plate Wizard

Base Plate Wizard

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Anybody out there using GTSTRUDL Base Plate Wizard? What modelling assumptions are you making in terms of boundary conditions of the anchors, flexibility of the plate, etc.?

RE: Base Plate Wizard

I have the BP wizard but have not used it much except to play with it a little. FWIR, you can have the plate elements bearing on concrete or they can be supported on anchor bolts with leveling nuts.  I would give Rob Abernathy a call at the CASE center to get mode details and maybe a few example problems.  

I think the anchors are fixed and the plate elements can be pinned at the anchor so the plate can rotate.

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