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Anonymous Poster	R.H.S Tubes 02/15/2007 12:20 AM
	When we make a skid to mount all process eqipmensts in the skid,what is the load calculation. For ex:when we make a skid 2.6 meter lenth x 2.6 meter width and 6.0 meter height with 100 mmx100mmx4mm thick squre tubes What will be load bearing capasity in Moment of inertia? and how to calculate it? Welcome to answer & suggestion reply kemsindia@gmail.com
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bhrescobar Guru Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Porto Alegre - RS - Brazil 30deg01'39.73"S 51deg13'43.45"W Posts: 831 Good Answers: 28	#1 Re: R.H.S Tubes 02/15/2007 6:35 AM
	Please make a sketch and post here, with your general dimensions and positions where you'd like the load to be placed, first of all. __________________ Humm... suspicious you are...
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