Steel chemical members anchored in concrete

Steel chemical members anchored in concrete

Paper in proceedings (conference paper)

Nowadays the most common steel structural anchorage systems used embed anchoring elements. In recent years however, bonded steel anchors, i.e. elements that are postinstalled, have been increasingly used. This system of anchoring is used both in the redevelopment design of existing structures and in the design of new building structures. The problem of real anchorage behaviour in the context of integrated building structure design is an integral part of the design of structures in a real system. Current knowledge in the field of real behaviour of building structures does not provide a global picture of the problem of anchorage - neither the anchorage systems using expanding mechanical steel anchors nor anchorage systems using bonded anchors.

Nowadays the most common steel structural anchorage systems used embed anchoring elements. In recent years however, bonded steel anchors, i.e. elements that are postinstalled, have been increasingly used. This system of anchoring is used both in the redevelopment design of existing structures and in the design of new building structures. The problem of real anchorage behaviour in the context of integrated building structure design is an integral part of the design of structures in a real system. Current knowledge in the field of real behaviour of building structures does not provide a global picture of the problem of anchorage - neither the anchorage systems using expanding mechanical steel anchors nor anchorage systems using bonded anchors.

anchorage, bonded anchor elements, contact material, numerical analysis, real incidence, engineering construction

anchorage, bonded anchor elements, contact material, numerical analysis, real incidence, engineering construction

BAJER, M.; KALA, J.; BARNAT, J.

05.09.2005

Barcelona, Španělsko, 2005

84-95999-80-3

Computional plasticity VIII Fundamentals and Applications

CIMNE

914

917

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