Technical Guidance Note Level 2, No. 21: Design and detailing of base plates to steel columns
Author(s): |
Chris O'Regan
AECOM |
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Medium: | journal article |
Language(s): | English |
Published in: | The Structural Engineer, May 2019, n. 5, v. 97 |
Page(s): | 26-29 |
DOI: | 10.56330/jguj3051 |
Abstract: |
The primary means by which steel-framed structures transmit vertical loads into their foundations is via base plates. A base plate spreads the load from a column into the foundation. This Technical Guidance Note describes the design and detailing of such plates. The note only covers simple connection base plates, i.e. those that do not transmit a bending moment. Two types of action are applied to such plates: compressive axial forces; and, in some cases, shear forces due to lateral forces within braced bays. |
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