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| KÖCO shear connectors in structural concrete |
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Anchor plates set in concrete with welded-on
Köco shear connectors are ideally suited for joining steel or wooden
structures to reinforced concrete elements. The great advantage of anchor
plates with shear connectors set in concrete is their ability to keep extremely
high loads safely anchored in the concrete
even in areas subjected to tensile stress. |
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| Figure 14: Anchor plates with welded-on Köco
shear connectors in production . |
Figure 15: Schematic diagram showing the load transferred by a anchor
plate
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| To prove the load-bearing capacity of steel elements
connected to concrete we offer the calculating software KBZUL, version 2.02,
free of charge. This programme enables the user to quickly and accurately
measure the bearing capacity of various anchor plates, concrete elements
and loads. As a means of rough orientation, the load-bearing capacities
of commonly-used anchor plates with welded-on Köco shear connectors
are listed in the chart below. |
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The permissible loads have been calculated without
consideration of any lateral influences or possible transverse or longitudinal
reinforcement. In rectangular plates (not squares) the lateral force has
been calculated for the longer side. The maximum permissible tensile and
lateral stresses should not be applied simultaneously for the same element.
The chart is intended as a rough guide for a fjrst assessment; a precise
calculation should be carried out with KBZUL.
AII values are given without warranty. |
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Figure 16: Types of anchor plates approved by the building authorities
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