Sentence examples for base bolts from inspiring English sources

The failures were caused by the badly rusted base bolts holding the bases of the towers to concrete anchor blocks embedded into the ground.

The investigation also hypothesized that the whole structure oscillated laterally four to five times before fatigue started to cause the base bolts to fail.

A galvanized tapered steel traffic signal pole impacted by a flat-front school bus was found not to break away at the base anchors bolts, but instead fail within the pole tube at a unique height associated with an inner back-up ring component.

You can anchor your shed to the concrete base using bolts.

Jay Carver, Crossrail's principal archaeologist, said: "The excavations so far have uncovered evidence for the site railway, forges and a furnace and machine bases with bolts that would have secured the heavy ironworks plant to the floor.

Chevrolet revealed specific pricing and trim details for the base model Bolt EV LT, which begins at $37,495 US and which drops to $29,995 with the maximum $7,500 federal government tax credit applied – just squeaking under the stated $30K post-credit ceiling Chevy has been touting for a while now.

The £21m deal with Puma will see the launch of a new line of clothing based on Bolt's "To Di World" stance.

The NATM is, however, not appropriate for all rock environments because it is based on bolt-shotcrete support and rock mechanics [6].

The prediction equation has the ability to acquire initial stiffness of the SHS connections considering prying forces and there is also a reasonable accuracy in estimating SHS end-plate and base-plate bolted connections.

The specific binding ratio (SBR) was semiquantitatively calculated using DAT VIEW software (Nihon Medi-Physics, Tokyo, Japan) based on Bolt's method, as described in detail elsewhere [ 40].

Due to the many bolted connections, the behavior of these bolted base shells is complicated; therefore, experiments are required to gain structural insight and the necessary test data for subsequent verification of numerical models.