anchors. These use epoxy. I didn't think epoxy anchors were considered
adhesive anchors as that term was used in the UBC, but that probably doesn't
matter here. Someone recently mentioned
Hilti's design CD too.
MJ
Original
Message:
>Now that California
is on the 2006 IBC, we get to use ACI's new "Rocket Science" method
of designing concrete anchors. I found a couple good design examples of
this procedure at the ends of the following ICC Evaluation Service
Reports: ESR-1771 and ESR-1917.
Bob Garner, S.E.<
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