TITAN

ANGLE BRACKET FOR SHEAR LOADS

Complete range for wood-to-cement and wood-to-wood junctions Excellent cost/strength ratio for junction supply and installation

4x

Shear strength equivalent to 4 times that of standard angle brackets with only two anchorages in the concrete

Beads that ensure good torsional behaviour

Drilling hole indication to facilitate installation Ideal for loadbearing panel buildings for seismic areas and with strong winds Very high shear strength due to optimal geometric design

S355
steel

High resistance Class S355 steel (was Fe 510)

Two-dimensional plate for wooden building connection to the concrete strip Screw fixing to ensure greater strength

2x
RAISED holes DOUBLE hole

APPLICATIONS
The angle bracket allows the transfer of lateral shear loads (F2,3) in wood-to-cement and wood-to-wood junctions.

F2

F3

F2,3

The junction can be obtained using a single angle bracket or 2 angle brackets installed symmetrically.

GENERAL CALCULATION PRINCIPLES

1 Wood-to-cement junction TITAN TCN / TITAN PLATE TCP 2 Wood-to-wood junction
G
e e

TITAN TTN

2 Eccentricity e
Nails Screws 5,0 x 50 [mm] 57,4 4,0 x 60 [mm] 60,0

F2,3 Flat

F2

F3

Flat = F2,3 Kt
1 T  he fixing of the anchors into the cement must be verified separately based on the loads stressing the anchors and that can be defined via the Kt coefficients; the Kt coefficients vary in function of the installation and are indicated on the following page; the anchors are affected by a lateral shear load equivalent to: Flat = Kt F2,3 where F2,3 = Shear load acting on the vertical flange of the angle bracket. 2  In compliance with the ETA-11/0496 the computational model takes into account experimental tests; eccentricity e equals the distance between the mass centre of the nails of the vertical flange and the application point of the shear load; for such an eccentricity value (due to experimentally observed torsions) the strengths of the vertical flange and of the horizontal flange coincide, thus determining the resistive equilibrium of the junction; in function of this eccentricity, shear strength is given directly in the ETA-11/0496 as indicated in the tables on the following page.

TECHNICAL DRAWINGS - TITAN

S355 quality steel to EN 10025:2005 standard with fy,k > 355 N/mm2; Z-275 galvanizing.

TITAN TCN 200

TITAN PLATE TCP 200

TITAN TTN 240

TITAN TCN 240

TECHNICAL DATA - WOOD/CEMENT SHEAR JOINT

TITAN TCN
Hole xing Anker nails 4,0 x 60 Rzul [KN] Rk [KN] Rzul [KN] nconn [pc.]

Shear strength R2,3

Plate screws (LBS) 5,0 x 50 Rk [KN]

TCN 200

TCN 240

1 2 3

TYP TCN

Cement nanchor [pc. x d]

Wood

Load on anchors Kt int

F2,3
ext

F2,3
Flat,int/2 Flat,int/2 Flat,int/2

Flat,int/2

TCN 200 TCN 240

2 x 12 2 x 16

30 36

9,6 13,2

22,1 30,3

11,5 15,8

26,5 36,3

0,76 0,74

0,97 1,00 Flat = F2,3 Kt

The use of two TITAN TCN angle brackets for each single junction doubles design strengths.

TITAN TCP
Hole xing Anker nails 4,0 x 60 Rzul [KN] Rk [KN] nconn [pc.]

Shear strength R2,3

Plate screws (LBS) 5,0 x 50 Rzul [KN] Rk [KN]

TCP 200

1 4

TYP TCP TCP 200

Cement nanchor [pc. x d]

Wood

Load on anchors Kt // int ext

F2,3
Flat,ext Flat,int Flat,ext

3 x 12

30

10,9

24,9

10,9

24,9

1,00

0,98

Flat = F2,3 Kt

The use of two TITAN TCP plates for each single junction doubles design strengths.

N.B.:
 F2,3 is the shear load actually acting on the vertical flange of the angle bracket; Flat is the lateral shear load acting on the anchor. 1 T  he fixing of the anchors into the cement must be verified separately based on the loads stressing the anchors and that can be defined via the coefficients Kt and Kt //. 2 O  nly 2 of the holes in the horizontal flange are to be anchored; the anchors are affected by a shear load equal to: Flat = Kt F2,3 that distributes evenly onto the 2 anchors. 3  I  t is preferable to anchor the 2 internal holes and thus: Flat = Kt int F2,3 ; if this is not possible, the 2 external holes are anchored, thus: Flat = Kt ext F2,3. 4 A  ll 3 holes of the plate are to be anchored; the central anchor is affected by the load Flat,int = Kt // int F2,3 ; each lateral anchor is affected by the load Flat,ext = Kt // ext F2,3.

TECHNICAL DATA - WOOD/WOOD SHEAR JOINT

TITAN TTN
Hole xing Anker nails 4,0 x 60 Rzul [KN] Rk [KN] Rzul [KN] nconn [pc.]

Shear strength R2,3

Plate screws (LBS) 5,0 x 50 Rk [KN] Wood

TTN 240

TYP TTN

Wood nconn [pc.]

F2,3 F2,3

TTN 240

36

36

16,5

37,9

20,3

46,7

The use of two TITAN TTN angle brackets for each single junction doubles design strengths.

Main principles:
The admitted values R zul are the recommended values as per DIN 1052:1988 standard. R kmod The characteristic values Rk are compliant with EN 1995:2009 standard in agreement with the ETA 11/0469; the design values are derived as follows: Rd,TITAN= k m The coefficients m and K mod are to be considered in function of the standards used for computation.

TECHNICAL DATA - CONCRETE JOINT

ANCHORS
Anchor [mm] Anchor type Rzul [KN]

Shear strength
Rk [KN]

Concrete hole [mm]

5 cmin
[mm]

F2,3 Flat Cmin

12 16 16

Screw Anchorage SKR 12 x 120 Chemical Anchorage INA 16 x 160 + vin. resin Heavy-duty Metal Anchorage AB7 16 x 150

11,4 21,3 17,2

30,0 39,0 37,9

1,8 1,25 1,5

10 18 16

70 80 100

5 cmin: minimum distance from edge

N.B.:
Chemical anchorage consists in 5.8 class (INA type) steel bars anchored to the cement with vinyl ester resin for concrete (code FE40055-56). The admissible values R zul of the screw anchorage, the chemical anchorage and the metal anchorage are recommended values in accordance with DIN1052:1988 standard. The characteristic values Rk of the SKR screw anchorage are in accordance with the tests conducted by the Politecnico di Milano institute (Test certificate No. 2006/5205/1). The characteristic values Rk of the chemical anchorage are in accordance with ETA-09/0078 and are computed using the Design Method A (ETAG001). The characteristic values Rk of the heavy-duty metal anchorage (type AB7) are in accordance with ETA-07/0067 and already take into account a reduction factor due to the interaxis.
Rk The design values of the anchors are derived from the characteristic values, as follows: Rd,anchor = m with m indicated in the table. Anchor check is satisfactory when design strength is greater than design load: Rd, anchor Fd, lat.

General principles:

Wood-to-wood junctions with TITAN angle bracket

Fixing of dormant beam

Cement-to-wood junction with TITAN angle bracket

Cement-to-wood junction with TITAN plate

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APPLICATIONS - ANGLE BRACKETS INSTALLED