Shear Lug Design - Overview of the ACI Provisions
Shear lugs are steel elements welded to the underside of base plates to resist shear loads. The design of shear lugs may be time-consuming since it included the check of a number of limit states per the ACI 318-19 anchoring provisions.
But why do you need to design a shear lug? And if you need it, how do you design it? What are the limit states to be checked? Are there any additional dimensional requirements?
I have prepared a blog post with a short video with a brief overview of the new requirements for shear lugs in the latest ACI 318 anchoring provisions, using ASDIP STEEL as the supporting tool. Your comments and suggestions are always welcome.
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Shear Lug Design - Overview of the ACI Provisions
Best regards,
Javier Encinas, PE
ASDIP Structural Software
www.asdipsoft.com
Javier Encinas, PE
ASDIP Structural Software
www.asdipsoft.com
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