Single Anchor Rod
Not version-specific
Tekla Structures
Environment
Not environment-specific
Single Anchor Rod allows you to create a single anchor rod custom part by picking two points.
How to locate
Single Anchor Rod will be available in the Applications & components catalog under Anchor Rods after the installation.Image
Double-click the component to open the dialog box to edit the required properties.
Usage
Click the component thumbnail image or the component name in the Applications & components catalog to activate the tool. Pick the first point for the insertion position and the second for the direction.Single Anchor Rod dialog box
There is one tab in the Single Anchor Rod dialog box: the General tab.
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1. Parts of anchor rod set
Define the part properties here. Anchor rod assembly number prefix and start number is used as assembly prefix and start number for the assembly.Image
Select a suitable anchor shape:
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2. Plate prefix
You can change the plate prefix from the default value to another value by selecting an appropriate value from the list. Default is the project default plate prefix.3. Anchor dimensions
Define the anchor dimensions, projections, thread length, anchor rod shapes, gaps and profile for headed anchors etc here.4. Positions
Define the position options for the custom part.5. Anchor rod set assembly handling
Manage the entire creation and assembly for anchor sets here.The table below lists Items and their defaults in order from top to bottom.
Item | Creation default | Assembly default |
Lock nut | No | No |
Nut1 | No | No |
Washer1 | No | No |
PlateWasher1 | No | No |
Plate Washer 2 | No | No |
Washer2 | No | No |
Nut2 (for cast plate) | No | No |
Nut3 (for cast plate) | No | No |
Nut4 | No | No |
Extra Plate | No | No |
Nut5 | No | No |
6. Plate holes tolerance
Define the plate washer hole tolerance here.Note: You cannot create a cast plate for single anchor rods. You can define nuts to position the cast plates. Enter the cast plate thickness to calculate the positions for the cast plate nuts. Similarly, enter the base plate thickness.