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RE: ASTM F1554 anchor rods (was ASTM A307 Bolts)

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>I like Keith's suggestion that an article
>in Modern Steel Construction be used to summarize
>the materials properties related to ASTM F1554.
>ASTM Standards are expensive and a source of
>materials properties that an engineer needs for
>design without having to buy each of the ASTM
>Standards would certainly be appreciated.

I will write such an article about this and a few other relatively new ASTM
specs.

Also, did you know we have a steel-related ASTM summary book? It is all
(well, 70 to be exact) the current ASTM specs used in steel construction in
one place. Instead of spending $1,000 for each one or the various volumes,
the custom compliation costs $170 AISC members or $255 for non-members. See
it here:

    https://www.aisc.org/pubs.asp?ar=36&co=281

You can see the titles and scopes of the ASTM standards included for free
here:

    http://www.engr.psu.edu/ae/steelstuff/matls.htm

Hope this helps.

Charlie



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