END ANCHORAGES
End anchorages involve connecting new concrete elements perpendicular to existing ones. Examples include beam-to-column, slab-to-wall, column-to-foundations, and so on.
While the bars are commonly bent in similar cast-in connections, anchorage of straight post-installed bars are often limited by the existing member’s thickness. Hilti assists designers in finding feasible and economical solutions for such connections.
Qualification
Qualification per EAD 330087
Assessment with EAD 330087 establishes equivalence of the adhesive mortar systems to cast-in-place rebars in terms of load-displacement behavior, bond-splitting resistance, and robustness under different installation, environmental, and loading conditions. This EAD is valid for only simply-supported end anchorages and the corresponding ETA provides data for use in design.
Qualification per EAD 332402
The new EAD 332402 goes a step beyond EAD 330087 and comprehensively assesses an adhesive mortar system’s performance in unconfined concrete and sensitivity to several influencing factors such as concrete cover, strength, bar diameter, and others. This EAD is solely for moment-resisting end anchorages.
Design for Joints application
For simply-supported end anchorages, once the design of the new section and required reinforcement is complete, calculation the anchorage length, lbd, required to transfer the stress in the bar to the existing member is undertaken with the same provisions found in EN 1992-1-1 for cast-in bars.
The process remains the same for moment-resisting end anchorages, however calculating the anchorage length, lbd, follows the provisions in EOTA Technical Report 069.
Additional checks in both instances involve complying with further requirements such as the project design or service life, the minimum anchorage length requirements of EN 1992-1-1, and checks on the shear transfer at the interface of new & existing concrete with Section 6.2.5 of EN 1992-1-1.
Design your connection for demanding conditions
Static Design
This is the most common class of applications for post-installed rebars and includes the connection of new components to an existing structure. According to structural concrete building codes, the bond strength of cast-in bars is limited, even where depth of concrete cover is considerable. And so, in some areas, such as walls where anchorage depth is often limited, welded transverse reinforcement or hooks are used to compensate for the reduction in available anchorage length.
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Seismic Design
An increasing population density, the concentration of valuable assets in urban centers and society’s dependence on a functioning infrastructure demand a better understanding of the risks posed by earthquakes. In several areas around the globe, these risks have been reduced through appropriate building codes and state of the art construction practices. The development of pre-qualification methods to evaluate building products for seismic conditions additionally contributes to safer buildings for generations to come.
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Fire Design
Organic adhesives are affected by high temperatures. For post-installed rebar connections that are part of a fire-rated assembly (floor, roof, etc.) it is important that the fire resistance of the connection be evaluated using test data for the time-dependent reduction in bond strength associated with typical geometries and time-temperature loading protocols.
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PROFIS Engineering Post-Installed Rebar Module
Everything you need to design post-installed rebar applications
Add or extend concrete elements whether you're working with existing rebar or missing starter bars. Solve concrete structural joints and splices, and then verify the shear resistance at the interface between the old and new concrete.
Need to adapt the layout or geometry of your PIR design? PROFIS lets you easily customize the diameter, embedment depth and spacing parameters for existing concrete as well as post-installed.
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Hilti Rebar Design service to assist you in the design and calculation of your Rebar Applications with the most optimized solution for you.
Our service includes:
- Cover letter
- Checklist including summary of request and input details
- Detailed bill of material per application
- Complete software calculation report per application
- PROFIS Rebar software design file (.hpr) per application
- Specification text
INSTALL POST-INSTALLED REBAR CORRECTLY
POSITION
Scanning
Scanning of the surface avoids cutting through existing reinforcement and drilling unnecessary holes.
Hitli PS 300 has an integrated display to provide rebar layout visuals in top view and sectional view for on-the-spot structural analysis.
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Drilling for rebar
Drill faster and safely with Hilti combi-hammers and extra-rugged Hilti hammer drill bits
Hilti TE 30 has Active Torque Control (ATC) stops the tool body from spinning uncontrolledly if the drill bit jams.
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SafeSet
Inadequately cleaning holes during installation can reduce the performance of chemical anchor systems significantly.
Hilti SAFEST Technology eliminates this factor almost entirely by automatically cleaning the hole while drilling.
INJECT MORTAR
Inject chemical using Piston Plug
Injecting the right amount of chemical is important to ensure that the chemical sets around the rebar o bond with concrete.
With the help of our cordless adhesive anchor dispenser, the right amount of anchor is injected with a single push of a button. You achieve the accuracy you need, while using up to 30% less resin.
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Rebar setting
For easy installation, the rebar must be inserted slowly twisted into the drill hole until the embedment mark. Twisting the rebar, eliminates the air bubbles and ensures chemical is evenly spread around the bar.
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