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What is NYC BC § 1814.9?

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This section outlines the testing requirements for side-mount bracket assemblies used in construction. Each assembly must be proof-tested to 110 percent of the allowable load, maintained for 30 minutes without distortion. The concrete encasement for permanent applications must meet specific embedment and material standards. Applies to building owners utilizing side-mount brackets in their structures.

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1814.9 Side-mount bracket assembly test.

BC § 1814.9

Where side-mount brackets are used, each bracket assembly shall be proof-tested to a minimum 110 percent of allowable load to demonstrate that the bracket assembly is capable of transferring the loads to the helical pile. The load shall be applied in six equal increments. The 110 percent test load shall be held for a minimum 30 minutes without bracket assembly distortion or deformation. Side-mount brackets for permanent applications shall be encased in concrete with a minimum embedment of 3 inches (76.2 mm). Concrete used to encase side-mount brackets shall meet the requirements of Sections 1903, 1904, 1905 and 1906.

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