Anchorage assembly
An anchor and wedge technology, applied in the field of anchors, can solve the problems of pulling inwards into the formed concrete body, concrete cracking, etc.
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[0065] Specific reference Figure 2A As shown, the figure shows a wedge 21 having an inner front non-contact portion 24 and an outer front non-contact portion 25 . It can be seen that under normal operating load conditions, the front end 26 in the wedge 21 is not supported because it is not in contact with the frusto-conical portion in the hole 22, or the rib 23. This avoids the pressing of the flattening teeth in the area of the inner front non-contact portion 24 against the steel bar or strand and reduces the possibility of wear for improved fatigue life. In other words, the above-mentioned wedge 21 works the same as the short wedge without the inner front non-contact portion. The "effective length" of the aforementioned wedge is represented by "X3".
[0066] Refer below Figure 2B , the figure shows the wedge in an extreme load state, the inner front end non-contact portion 24 and the outer front end non-contact portion 25...
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