Steel Column Base Plate Anchorage Design Example | Using AISC 15th Edition| Civil PE Exam Review

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Kestava Engineering gets into the design of a steel column base plate anchorage. We show how to determine the tensile uplift acting on an anchor due to eccentric column loads with a design example that walks us through the AISC 15th edition steel manual. This design example is very likely to show up in some form of the civil / structural professional engineering exam. This is a great steel column design example for design professionals as well!

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