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How to design concrete fastenings to Eurocode 2
A concise overview of what EN 1992 Part 4 means
This new standard consolidates, updates and replaces older design guidelines and technical reports (e.g. ETAG001, EOTA TR029) for fastener design. It's intended for structural and non-structural applications in concrete and brings all aspects of fastener design together into a single standard. It defines the design and specification rules for cast-in fasteners, post-installed mechanical and bonded fasteners and anchor channels.
HOW TO TURN EUROCODE 2 PART 4 INTO AN OPPORTUNITY
Understand how this code affects application design
As a design method for fastenings used to transmit loads to concrete, Eurocode 2 Part 4 is also a standard for checking the mechanical resistance of fastening components and the stability of base material. This is especially important for structural baseplate, facade, mechanical and electrical support applications.
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Did you know?
Eurocode 2 Part 4 stipulates that concrete will be considered cracked unless proven otherwise.
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