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How to choose expansion bolts and embedded parts?

2010-10-15View Original

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How to choose expansion bolts and embedded parts?
Reply #22010-10-15
Expansion bolts can be used when there is little stress and no vibration, offering greater flexibility in construction; The embedded parts have been calculated based on the load conditions during design, making them reliable; their use is recommended.
Reply #32010-10-16
Personally, I think it’s better to opt for embedded components and take them into account during the design phase. During construction, if there are no embedded components available, expansion bolts can be used; of course, this is applicable in cases of low vertical loads. In the event of lateral loads, it’s more appropriate to use rebar anchors
Reply #42010-10-16
It depends on the specific circumstances; generally, for larger devices that experience significant vibration and uneven stress, and those that require foot bolts according to the specifications, it is best to use foot bolts. Expansion bolts represent the worst option for such applications
Reply #52010-10-18
It depends on the specific circumstances. Generally, for larger devices that experience significant vibration and uneven stress loads, and those that require anchor bolts according to standards, it is best to use anchor bolts; expansion bolts represent the worst option. Embedded components are something to be considered during the construction of the factory building, and they are chosen when high stress levels are present

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