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Column Base Connection: Flange and Web of The Column in Compression

This document describes the analysis of column base connections using the basic component method. It outlines the key components that are analyzed, including: the strength of concrete in compression; strength of anchors in tension and shear; strength of the footing plate in bending and bearing; strength of the column in compression and web in tension; strength of welds; and rotational stiffness of the joint. Input data is provided for a sample column-to-foundation connection with a footing plate and stiffeners. The results of the analysis show that all components - anchors, footing plate, stiffeners, welds and concrete - have sufficient strength based on the applied loads. The rotational stiffness of the joint is also calculated.
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Column Base Connection: Flange and Web of The Column in Compression

This document describes the analysis of column base connections using the basic component method. It outlines the key components that are analyzed, including: the strength of concrete in compression; strength of anchors in tension and shear; strength of the footing plate in bending and bearing; strength of the column in compression and web in tension; strength of welds; and rotational stiffness of the joint. Input data is provided for a sample column-to-foundation connection with a footing plate and stiffeners. The results of the analysis show that all components - anchors, footing plate, stiffeners, welds and concrete - have sufficient strength based on the applied loads. The rotational stiffness of the joint is also calculated.
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Contents

1. Column base connection


1.1 General
1.2 Strength of concrete in compression
1.3 Strength of anchors in tension
1.4 Strength of footing plate in bending
1.5 Flange and web of the column in compression
1.6 Rotational stiffness of the joint
1.7 Strength of the Welds
1.8 Shear resistance of the connection
1.9 Rotational stiffness of the joint

2. Input data of the connection


2.1 Data of Column
2.2 Connection Details
2.3 Anchors

3. Strength Results
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4

Anchors Resistances
Footing Plate's Resistances
Stiffener Plate's Resistances
Resistance of The Welds

1. Column base connection


1.1 General
This category includes connection of columns on concrete made foundations. The types of the
connections which the program covers are the following :

Pinned connection with footing plate

Fixed connection with footing plate

Fixed connection with footing plate and Stiffners

The solution of the above referred connection is based on the "basic component method". This method
calculates the connection final strength from the resistances of it's "basic components".
The "basic components" for these connections are:

1.2 Strength of concrete in compression

Strength of concrete in compression obtained from the relation:

f j j k j f cd
The effective area of the fountation obtained from the relation

c t(

fy
3 f j 0

) 0.5

With the effective area and the applied forces and moment the program calculates the length of the
compression area of the connection. which is used in order to calculate the applied compression force
both on the concrete foundation and the equivalent T stub.

1.3 Strength of anchors in tension

The strength of one anchor in tension is obtained from the relation:


Ft, Rd = 0.9*fu,a As / 2 ( Table 6.5.3.)
The check of the anchors in tension is performed by the, known from previous, applied tension force. Also
the recuired anchorance length is being calculated using the rules of EC2.

1.4 Strength of footing plate in bending

The strength of the footing plate in bending together with the associated anchors in tension is
obtained by using the equivalent T-stub method for both:

each individual anchor-row required to resist tension


each group of anchor-rows required to resist tension

more details for the equivalent T-stub method can be found at the "Beam to Column" part of this manual.

1.5 Flange and web of the column in compression

The resistance of the columns flange and web in compression is obtained by the formula:
Fc,fc,Rd = Mc,Rd / ( h - tFc )

1.6 Column's web in tension

(5.2.6.7)

The resistance of the columns web in tension is obtained by the formula:


Ft, wc , Rd = beff,t wc * twc*fy,wc kwc / o (5.2.6.3)

1.7 Strength of the Welds


In addition with the checks of the connections "basic components" the resistance of the welds is
being checked (column-footing plate, stiffeners etc) in relation with the applied stresses. The check
of

the

welds

is

obtained

by

using

the

following

relations

2 3 ( 2 // 2 ) f u /( w Mw ) f u / Mw
where : = N

sd

of

EC3

(Annex

M):

/Aw + y,sd / wy + Mz,sd / wz

Vz,sd / A w // Vy,sd / A w

1.8 Shear resistance of the connection


As concerns the resistance of the connection in shear the following checks are performed:
a) resistance of anchors in shear (when no shear element exists)
b) resistance of the footing plate in bearing (when no shear element exists)
c) resistance of the shear element in bending and shear
In order to calculate the resistance of each anchor in shear the following formulas of EC3 are used:

f v , Rd

0 ,6 f ua f s
mb
, for anchor's quality 4.6 / 5.6 / 8.8

f v , Rd

0,5 f ua f s
mb
, for anchor's quality 4.8 / 5.8 / 10.9

f v , Rd

0,6 f ua f
mb
, for all qualities when the shear plane passes through the portioned part of
the anchor.

The resistance of the footing plate in bearing at each anchors position is obtained by using the formula:

2,5 f ua t
mb

f b , Rd

For the anchors which combine shear with tension the shear resistance is reduced according to the
following formula:

Fv ,Sd
Fv , Rd

Ft ,Sd
1.4 Ft , Rd

1.0

The resistance in shear for each anchor row is the minimum result of the above checks and the final
resistance of the connection in shear is found by adding the resistances of all the bolt rows of the
connection.
When a shear element exists all the applied shear force is considered to act on it and all the above check
for the anchors are omitted, instead of them the following checks of the shear element performed
according to the EC3:

p,Rd

W f

m0

,V

p,Rd

A f
v
y
3

m0

1.9 Rotational stiffness of the joint


The procedure of the solution is described at the EC3 part 1.8. The rotational stiffness of the joint is
determined by the flexibility of the "basic components" through the elastic stiffness coefficient k i as shows
the next formula:

S j ,ini

E z2
e

1
1
e ek
(

)
k T ,l k T , R

where:
kj is the stiffness coefficient of the "basic component" i
z is the lever arm
is the fraction of the stiffness Sj,ini/Sj

Simplified bi-linear design moment-rotation characteristic


The column base joints are classified as rigid, nominally pined or semi-rigid according to its stiffness
through the comparison of their rotational stiffness S J,ini and the boundaries given by EC3 part 1.8 which
are:

Boundaries for stiffness clasification of beam to column joints

2. Input data of the connection

2.1. Data of Column


Type
Welded
Steel grade
Fe510
Height
500 mm
Width
250 mm
Web thickness

12 mm
Flange thickness
20 mm

2.2. Connection Details


Connection type
Connection
Steel grade
Fe510
Foundation Plate's
700 mm
Foundation Plate's
400 mm
Foundation Plate's
30 mm
Weld thickness Af
12 mm
Weld thickness Aw
12 mm
Stiffeners Plate's
700 mm
Stiffeners Plate's
400 mm
Stiffeners Plate's
15 mm

Foundation

Length
Width
Thickness

Length
Width (Height)
Thickness

2.3. Anchors

Anchors Type
Anchor
L1
1700 mm
L2
170 mm
d

Hook

224 mm
d0
32 mm

3. Strength Results

3.1. Anchors Resistances


Anchor's Resistance in Tension
212.63 kN
Anchors Minimum Length
1687.84 mm
Applied Tension
211.54 kN
(Maximum Tension Force / Tension Strength) = (211.54 / 212.63) = 0.99 <
1

Anchors Resistance in Shear


609.24 kN
Applied Shear
135.49 kN
(Applied shear / Min. Resistance) = (135.49 / 609.24) = 0.22 < 1

3.2. Footing Plate's Resistances


Resist. of Footing Pl. in Bearing
672.00 kN
(Applied shear / Strength of Plate in Shear) = (16.94 / 672.00) = 0.03
< 1

Kj
2.54
Fj
0.0180 kN/mm
C
73.28 mm
Xcomp
99.06 mm
Resistance of Concrete in Compression
5103.73 kN
Column's Resistance in Compression
959.10 kN
Applied Compression

672.90 kN
(Applied Compression / Min. Resistance) = (672.90 / 959.10) = 0.70 < 1

Resistance of Footing Plate in Tension/anch.


212.63 kN
(Maximum Tension Force / Tension Strength) = (211.54 / 212.63) = 0.99 <
1

3.3. Stiffener Plate's Resistances


Resistance of Stiffener Plate in Moment
129.09 KNm
(Msd / Mrd) = (25.39 / 129.09) = 0.20 < 1

Resistance of Stiffener Plate in Tension


1117.96 kN
(Applied shear / Strength of Plate in Shear) = (336.45 / 1117.96) =
0.30 < 1

3.4. Resistance of The Welds

(Apllied Stress / Welds Resistance) = (0.24 / 0.36) = 0.68 < 1

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