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Support Beam Question

04/13/2010 3:59 PM

i have small simple support beam L= 1100 mm and two cocetrated Load Equ.= 7260 KG for each

first Load at 29.5 cm from first support and second One at 29.5 cm from second support.

Please Who can give me Size of universal h Beam (steel)
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lyn
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Re: engineer

04/13/2010 4:03 PM

The company you have chosen to supply the material can tell you.
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Re: engineer

04/13/2010 4:56 PM

I like answer "C".
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peterg7lyq
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04/14/2010 2:15 AM

spellin not viry gud.

unible 2 dunstand qiston
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04/14/2010 7:57 PM

Do you have a copy of the AISI Steel Construction Manual?

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ruckyrail100
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Re: engineer

04/15/2010 11:59 AM

Hi

Download a free copy of the programme Beamboy of the net. It simple to use. Enter the various parameters and select any beam. The results will give you the stress, deflection etc., from which you can decide if you need to select a bigger or smaller beam.

Alternately pick up any basic book on shear force and bending moments and put pencil to paper. Its not too difficult.

Regards

Paul
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Re: engineer

04/15/2010 12:45 PM

Just in case he cant find the program

ftp://ftp.monash.edu.au/pub/win95/business/beamb22.zip

the site address is

http://www.geocities.com/richgetze
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peterg7lyq
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Re: engineer

04/15/2010 1:14 PM

yes ive just noticed that my self.

re second link
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Lorany28
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Re: Support Beam Question

07/10/2010 6:23 AM

Contractor tell you more specifically.Steel Beams is considered to be a structural element which mainly carries load in flexure meaning bending.

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