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Question regarding Embedded Plate Anchorage Studs

04/30/2009 5:51 AM

There is any Standard Lengths are there in Studs which are used to give anchorage for Steel Embedded Plates?
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Re: Question regarding Embedded Plate Anchorage Studs

04/30/2009 2:58 PM

NOT WITHOUT KNOWING LOAD DATA. Plate for what? Vertical bearing load? Siesmic? Wind? MR. GUY

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