Pull-out test load of an M12 HST3 anchor bolt
Pull-out test load of an M12 HST3 anchor bolt
Dear Mathhews,
Thank you for your question.
The pull-out test load and test requirement should be mentioned in the Approval letter. In general, it will be (1.5 x recommended load) under a standard method for conducting tests in axial tensile forces based on the BS -1: , the HST3 recommended load table is attached for your reference.
(ETAG001 Part 1 6.1.2.1)
According to ETAG001 Part 1, the test load will be (1.5x6.7x1.34)=13.47kN (Assumed in cracked concrete)
Moreover, The test load for the pull-out test should be review by the approver or designer.
Let us know if you need any further information.
Cheers,
Calvin Shee
Technical Engineer
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