harrytos23
Structural
- Nov 6, 2024
- 4
Hi there!
I am designing a fixture to test a webbing. The impact force of the vehicle we'll crash is 104000 lbf. I was able to design a fixture that can withstand that force but the question is how can I keep this fixture stay in the ground. Concrete anchors? Dig a hole with metal and pour concrete and weld it there? Please give me some insights as I have never dealt with concrete/foundation before.
We don't worry about over designing this because we will be using these fixtures for future testing anyways but just wanted to make sure that it stays where it belongs.
I was planning concrete anchors but I doubt it can hold it there with that much of force. Thank you!
I am designing a fixture to test a webbing. The impact force of the vehicle we'll crash is 104000 lbf. I was able to design a fixture that can withstand that force but the question is how can I keep this fixture stay in the ground. Concrete anchors? Dig a hole with metal and pour concrete and weld it there? Please give me some insights as I have never dealt with concrete/foundation before.
We don't worry about over designing this because we will be using these fixtures for future testing anyways but just wanted to make sure that it stays where it belongs.
I was planning concrete anchors but I doubt it can hold it there with that much of force. Thank you!