Anchorage Design for Petrochemical and Other Industrial Facilities
Petrochemical and other industrial engineering firms and owner companies commonly use extrapolations and interpretations of the code provisions provided by the American Concrete Institute (ACI), the American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC), ASCE, and other standards development organizations as the basis for the design of anchorage systems. This committee's work has been influenced by the continuing need to establish a uniform anchorage design methodology that is acceptable for use throughout petrochemical and other industrial facilities.
The objective of this committee has been to update the previous versions of this publication, summarizing the state-of-the-practice for the design of cast-in-place anchors, welded anchors, and post-installed anchors as used in petrochemical and other industrial facilities.
The specific objectives were to
- Present petrochemical and other industrial facilities anchorage design methods for tension and shear transfer into concrete with reinforcement and other embedments;
- Summarize anchorage materials and properties;
- Present current practices for fabrication and installation of anchorage;
- Present recommendations for post-installed anchors;
- Make comprehensive recommendations for cast-in-place anchor design, which are appropriate for use in petrochemical and other industrial facilities;
- Present recommended constructability and repair practices.
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