Aefac Design of fasteners PDF

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Design of Fastener asteners s According to AS 5216 Tilak Pokharel, PhD (Melb) AEFAC National Technical Manager [email protected]

24 September 2019 ʹ

What is AEFAC? AEFAC FOUNDING BOARD MEMBERS

USTRALIAN NGINEERED G R D OR ASTENER R & NCH NCHOR ORSS CI OUNCI CILL C OUN AEFAC SUPPORTING MEMBERS

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What does AEFAC Do? • ͳͲͳǣʹͲͳͷ • ͷʹͳ͸ǣʹͲͳͺ •  ȋǤǤǤȀ ǤȌ • 

 

Guidelines for the specification of anchors

Training & certification for installers of anchors

For Designers

For Contractors

  ȋǤǤǤȀ ǤȌ

Minimum performance & standard specification

Guideline for field testing & certification of anchors

For Manufacturers

For Field Engineers

Introduction to Anchors

 ȋǤǤǤȀǤȌ      • 

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Research & Development For anchor industry

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Why do we need anchors? Ǧ Ǧ   Ǧ CONNECTIONS Ǧ  Ǧ 

Dr. Tilak Pokharel ȁȁ Design of Fasteners According to AS 5216 ȁȁ The University of Melbourne ȁȁ www.aefac.org.au

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Dr. Tilak Pokharel ȁȁ Design of Fasteners According to AS 5216 ȁȁ The University of Melbourne ȁȁwww.aefac.org.au

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Applications

What Can Go Wrong with Anchors? Nonstructural



• Facades • Suspended ceilings • Heating & ventilation • Pipelines • Mechanical equip. • Etc.

Structural • Structural connections • Strengthening

Eligehausen (University of Stuttgart)

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What Can Go Wrong with Anchors??

Source: ǣ ǡ ǡǤǤͲʹǣͲͳͷǡʹͻ ʹͲͲʹ

Source: ǣ Ƭǡ ǡǤǤͲͷǣͲͲͶǡͳ͹ʹͲͲͷ

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What Can Go Wrong with Anchors? Boston Big Dig Tunnel, 2006

Boston Big Dig Tunnel, 2006

Photograph taken following incident showing roof hangers pulled away from tunnel roof.

Source: NTSB (2007) Highway Accident Report, “Ceiling collapse in the Interstate 90 Connector Tunnel, Boston, Massachusetts, July 10, 2006”

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Source: Brady, S., “Interstate 90 Connector Tunnel ceiling collapse” The Structural Engineer, April 2013

Typical chemical anchor and roof hanger plate assembly.

Three of the 20 failed anchors taken from the site of the incident illustrating defects.

Source: NTSB (2007) Highway Accident Report, “Ceiling collapse in the Interstate 90 Connector Tunnel, Boston, Massachusetts, July 10, 2006”

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Thr Three ee critical ele elements ments to achie achieve ve quali quality ty assurance in anc anchor hor hors s

Fastening for safety-critical applications •  ǡȀ Ǥ • ǮǦ ǯ Ǥ  ǦǤ

Prequalification

Design

Installation

Products independently tested & assessed to be “fit for purpose”

Rigorous assessment to design for critical mode of failure

Informed and competent installer with appropriate supervision and experience

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Types of Anchors 

Anchor Types, Application & Sensitivity



Pros: Ǧ 

Pros: Ǧ 

Cons: Ǧ  

Cons: Ǧ   

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Cast in Place anchors

Cast in Place anchors ͳ͹

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Cast in Place anchors

Cast in Place anchors ͳͻ

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Cast in Place anchors

Post Installed anchors Cons

Pros

Post-Installed Anchors

•  •  •   • Ǧ  

•  •  ȋȌ •  

Mechanical Anchors

Undercut Anchors

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Types of Post Installed Anchors

Chemical Anchors

Expansion Anchors

Injection type Anchors

Capsule Anchors

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Mechanical Anchors



Mechanical Anchors

Undercut

Undercut Anchors Undercut

Self-undercut

Expansion Anchors

Screw

Reverse Undercut

Note: Very sensitive to drill hole diameter!

Forward Undercut

Screw

Displacement Controlled

Torque Controlled

Source:BS8539

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Mechanical Anchors

Mechanical Anchors ʹͷ

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Mechanical Anchors Mechanical Anchors Mechanics • Ȁ •   ǡǡ Ǥ •  •    Ǥ Dr. Tilak Pokharel ȁȁ Design of Fasteners According to AS 5216 ȁȁ The University of Melb

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Drill Ǧ   Ǧ 

Clean Ǧ  Ǧ  Ǧ 

Torque

Insert Ǧ    

Ǧ   

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Mechanical Anchors

Mechanical Anchors

Cons

Pros

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•  •  •   •  

Expansion forces generated during anchor installation result in high stresses and localised deformations in the concrete (Eligehausen et al, 2006). Dr. Tilak Pokharel ȁȁ Design of Fasteners According to AS 5216 ȁȁ The University of Melbourne ȁȁ www.aefac.org.au

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Types of Post Installed Anchors

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Injectable



Note: Hole cleanliness very important!

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Types of Chemical Anchors

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•  Ȁȋ Ȃ   Ȍ •   •  

Capsule

 

 

 Ǥ

Source:BS8539 ͵ͳ

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Chemical Anchors - Composition

Chemical Anchors - Applications 

Chemical Anchors

Hybrid, Vinylester, Epoxy Acrylate, Methacrylate

Unsaturated Polyester

Epoxy

Increasing shelf life* Increasing cost* Increasing curing time* *Note: this may change as products develop Dr. Tilak Pokharel ȁȁ Design of Fasteners According to AS 5216 ȁȁ The University of Melbourne ȁȁ www.aefac.org.au

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Chemical Anchors - Applications

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Chemical Anchors - Applications

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Chemical Anchors

Chemical Anchors

• ǫ • Ƭ  ȋ Ȍ

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•  • ʹͺ • 

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Chemical Anchors - Curing

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Chemical Anchors - Curing EXAMPLE ONLY – product specific

Curing process = Resin + hardener Chemical process -> Release heat Gel time/working time/open time / nozzle life = time taken from first mixing until chemical is no longer “flowing”, becomes a gel

Curing time = time taken from first mixing until chemical becomes completely hardened i.e. achieves full strength

Base Material

Maximum working

Minimum curing time in dry

Minimum curing time in wet

temperature

time

concrete

concrete

°C

(minutes)

(hours)

(hours)

+5°C to +9°C

60 min

72h

144h

+10°C to +19°C

45min

36h

72h

+20°C to +29°C

30 min

10h

20h

+30°C to +39°C

20 min

6h

12h

40°C+

12 min

4h

8h

Wet conditions, curing time increases!

Temperature, Curing rate

Curing rate = temperature dependent Higher temperature = shorter curing time

Rule of thumb, increase temperature by 10°C ~ double reaction rate

Temperature too low, reaction may become dormant, chemical not properly cured → premature failure of anchor! Dr. Tilak Pokharel ȁȁ Design of Fasteners According to AS 5216 ȁȁ The University of Melbourne ȁȁ www.aefac.org.au

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Chemical Anchors - Bonding

Chemical Anchors – Importance of hole cleanliness Drill dust will prevent proper bonding -> Strength reduction!

Dzdz  







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Drill dust will prevent proper bonding -> Strength reduction!

Bond Strength, %

Ǧ

 

100

 Clean, full brush

ͳȂ ʹǡ ʹǡ ʹ

80 60

ʹȂ ͳǡ ͳ ͳ

40

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Chemical Anchors – Cleaning equipment

Chemical Anchors – Sensitivity to cleaning method

120

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Provide natural resistance when inserted into hole

Clean, oil free air

20

͵Ȃ ʹ 0 1

2 3 Method of Hole Cleaning

4

ͶȂ  ȋ ͵Ȍ

Dr. Tilak Pokharel ȁȁ Design of Fasteners According to AS 5216 ȁȁ The University of Melbourne ȁȁ www.aefac.org.au

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 

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Chemical Anchors – Injection equipment 



Chemical Anchors – mixing nozzle



Waste initial material Overhead installation  

Do not modify in any way!   

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Do not mix and match mixing nozzle from other manufacturer Ͷͷ

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Chemical Anchors – Voids in injection

Installation of Injectable Chemical Anchor

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Chemical Anchors – Alignment

Chemical Anchors (Capsules)

• άͷι

• Ȃ  ȋ Ƭ ǨȌ • ǡ  Ǥ

• ͷι   

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Chemical Anchors (Capsules)

Dr. Tilak Pokharel ȁȁ Design of Fasteners According to AS 5216 ȁȁ The University of Melbourne ȁȁwww.aefac.org.au

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Chemical Anchors (Capsules) • ȋȂ Ȍ

• ʹȂ DzdzDzdz • Dzdz  Dzdz  •  • Ǧ Ǩ

 

Check that resin is “flowing” before use ͷͳ

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Chemical Anchors

Installation of Capsule Chemical Anchor

Cons

Pros

•   •   • ǡ

•   •   •   • 

Note: Minus tolerances not allowed for edge distance / anchor spacing Dr. Tilak Pokharel ȁȁ Design of Fasteners According to AS 5216 ȁȁ The University of Melbourne ȁȁ www.aefac.org.au

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Dr. Tilak Pokharel ȁȁ Design of Fasteners According to AS 5216 ȁȁ The University of Melbourne ȁȁwww.aefac.org.au

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Chemical Anchors (Masonry) •    Ǥ

Design to AS 5216:2018

•    

Dr. Tilak Pokharel ȁȁ Design of Fasteners According to AS 5216 ȁȁ The University of Melbourne ȁȁ www.aefac.org.au

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Regula egulatio tio tions ns SA TS 101—2015 “DESIGN OF POST-INSTALLED AND CAST-IN FASTENINGS FOR USE IN

• AS 5216:2018 • Primary reference in NCC 2019

CONCRETE”

• NCC Volume One – Clause B1.4(b)(iii) • NCC Volume Two – Clause 3.0.4(e) The NCC is given legal effect by relevant legislation in each State and Territory. This legislation prescribes or "calls up" the NCC to fulfil any technical requirements that are required to be satisfied when undertaking building work or plumbing and drainage installatio...


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