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Introduction to the installation of foundation bolts and the related process

2020-06-03View Original

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This post was last edited by liaifeng on 2020-6-3 08:46. When using foundation bolts, we often wonder about the installation process for them, or we watch to see how technicians install them. Next, we will explain the installation and process of anchor bolts for your reference. ​  Precautions for installing foot bolts: 1. Placement of foot bolts During the installation of foot bolts, a common practice is to carry out secondary grouting of these bolts. This involves leaving holes in the foundation ahead of time during its pouring, inserting the foot bolts once the equipment is installed, and then filling those holes with concrete or cement mortar to secure the bolts in place.   2. Keep proper construction records for the installation of the anchor bolts. Detailed construction records should be maintained throughout the installation process, reflecting accurately the model and specifications of the anchor bolts, so as to provide useful technical information for future maintenance and replacement tasks.   3. Verticality of foundation bolts: Foundation bolts should be installed vertically, without any tilt.   4. Installation of foot bolts – Tightening. For embedded components that require high precision in installation, a ground cage is first created (it needs to be inserted into the embedded steel plate with bolt holes already drilled, and nuts are then used to secure it in place). Before pouring, secure the embedded parts to the formwork to ensure the correct installation dimensions of the foot bolts. If material savings are desired, steel bars can also be used for welding fixation; after welding, the geometric dimensions need to be checked. Only then is the installation of the foot bolts truly complete.
Reply #22020-06-03
The technical discussion forum is meant for discussing only technical matters; it is stipulated that information such as manufacturer details should not be included. This time I’ve helped you remove the manufacturer-related text; for similar situations in the future, it’s better to post them in the regular ads section. Thank you for your cooperation!
Reply #32020-06-03
You can provide a comprehensive overview covering aspects such as the selection of anchor bolts and their installation.
Reply #42020-06-03
There are two methods: one is the secondary grouting method, and the other is using formwork; it’s not very complicated.
Reply #52020-06-03
The anchor bolts seem to have changed in appearance; originally they were bent 360 degrees, but now they’re as simple as this. The pre-drilled holes for this requirement are much larger than the original ones.
Reply #62020-06-09
The strength of an L-shaped one is sufficient. Moreover, the strength level is also related to the strength of the grouting material for the anchor bolts.
Reply #72020-06-09
The strength of an L-shaped one is sufficient. Moreover, the strength level is also related to the strength of the grouting material for the anchor bolts.

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