157 Embed Plates Designed for a Construction Company in Texas

June 10, 2019

157 Embed Plates Designed for a Construction Company in Texas

Type: Embed Plates
Size: ¾” x 14” x 18” | Nelson Studs: ¾” x 7”
Material: HDG Carbon Steel
Testing: Visual & Q.C. Tests

PT&P designed and manufactured 157 embed plates for a construction company in Texas. Embeds are essentially anchor bars used to secure steel to the concrete. The plate is ¾” x 14” x 18”, and the Nelson studs are ¾” x 7”. All components are fabricated from carbon steel with a hot-dipped galvanized finish. Visual and Q.C. tests were performed prior to shipment. This job was a 15-day turnaround in order to meet the customers’ construction schedule.

What is an anchor bolt?

May 16, 2014

An anchor bolt is a threaded item used to attach embed plates into concrete on structural supports.

Anchor Bolts with Polyethylene Sleeves

Anchor Bolts for Boiler Feed Water Pump Turbine Drives

September 6, 2006

 

Anchor Bolts for Boiler Feed Water Pump Turbine Drives
Anchor Bolts for Boiler Feed Water Pump Turbine Drives

These are special high-strength anchor bolts used in a coal-fired power plant to secure the water pumps’ foundation. They range from 1” to 3 1/2” in diameter and 137” in length. The actual bolts are made from ASTM low Alloy Steel F1554-04, grade 55. This steel has a tensile strength of 517-655 Mpa, (75-95 Ksi), and a yield strength of 380 Mpa, (55 Ksi). The nuts are made from ASTM A563, grade A, and the washers from ASTM F436, Type 1. The bolts are threaded per UNC threading, class 2A fit, and the finish is plain.

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Anchor Bolts with Polyethylene Sleeves

June 4, 2000

 

Anchor Bolts with Polyethylene Sleeves
Anchor Bolts with Polyethylene Sleeves

The photograph above shows anchor bolts, which are to be set in concrete with only a short portion above the surface. They are used to anchor equipment to a concrete slab by attaching to the bolts. Several of these at the top of the picture have polyethylene sleeves, which keep the wet concrete away from the bolt just below the surface. This makes it easier to make slight adjustments to the position of the bolt during attachment to the equipment which is to be anchored.

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