How to handle installing a T-shaped bracket on the ground
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I would like to ask everyone: if a T-shaped support about 3 meters high is to be installed on the ground, how should it be fixed? Should expansion bolts be used or embedded plates in the ground? If embedded plates are used, is it necessary to inform the civil engineering team in advance?
Embedded plates in the ground are preferable; infrastructure requirements need to be specified.
Well, if using embedded plates, just specify the location relative to the civil engineering foundation and the loads, right? Does the height of the pilings need to be a bit above the ground level? I saw someone discuss that it’s for waterproofing purposes, so all pilings should be above the ground level
This support is over 2 meters in height and should be designed by the civil engineering department. As is standard practice, the pier should be raised above the ground level to ensure waterproofing and corrosion protection.
For lengths over 4 meters, requirements are to be specified for the civil engineering team, including location and load conditions.