INDEX
A Bolt tension 3-1 7-3-1 9
Allowable stress design 3-13
American Concrete Institute (ACI) 3-1,
3-5,3-15,3-18,3-21; ACl349,
Appendix B 1-1, 1-2, 3-1-3-3, 3-
14; ACI Publication AB-81 1-1 ;
and CCD 3-1; committees 1-2;
corrosion codes and specifications
2-3-2-4
American Institute of Steel Construction
(AISC) 2-4, 3-13
American Petroleum Institute (API) 2-4
American Society for Testing Materials
(ASTM) 2-5, 2-6, 3-3, 3-18; and
bolt materials 2-2
Anchorage capacity 3-1-3-3
Anchorage failure 3-6, 3-10-3-16
Anchor bolts (cast-in-place, headed
bolts): coatings and corrosion prcr
tections 2-1-2-7; codes and
specifications 1-1-1-2 , 2-3-2-4',
common materials 2-2; configura-
tion 3-4; design considerations 3-
3-3-7; design methods 3-1-3-3;
failure modes 3-10-3-16; force
distribution 3-7-3-10; pretension
applications 4-3-4-6; reinforce-
ment systems 3-16-3-22; sleeves
4-1-4-3; tightening sequence 4-
6; vibratory and seismic loads 4-
7-4-8
B Electrcrdeposited zinc coating 2-6
Bearing failure, localized 3-14-3-16
Biaxial loads, design method changes
3-2
Bolt configuration 3-3-3-4
Bolt loads 3-1 1
Bolt shear 3-21-3-22
I-I
C
Coatings, corrosion prevention 2-4-
2-7
Codes 1-2, 2-3-2-6
Cold-applied zinc 2-6
Concrete bearing strength 3-15-3-
16
Concrete Capacity Design (CCD)
method 1-2, 3-1-3-3
Concrete splitting failure 3-16
Cone model 3-1-3-2, 3-14
Configurations: anchor bolts lcast-in-
place, headed bolt) 3-4; design
flowchart 3-6; octagonal pedestal
reinforcement 3-20; square and
rectangular pedestals reinforce-
ment 3- 19; stretch length 4-6;
tightening sequence 4-6
Corrosion 2-1, 2-3-2-7
Corrosion allowance 2-5
Corrosion rates 2-4
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Design basis 3-4-3-7
Design load, considerations 3-5
Design methods 1-2, 3-1-3-3
Ductile connections: defined 3-5, 3-7;
and shear 3-10
E
Environmental conditions, corrosion 2-
3
Equotions: allowable stress design
expression (3.6) 3-13; bearing
strength, Bn (3.7) 3-14-3-16; con·
crete pullout and fastener strengths