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chelah
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Fiberglass I Beam Standard

11/02/2010 9:19 PM

what is the standard for fiberglass I beam? please give detail with their number, i dont care it is ASTM,ANSI,BS or etc..just give it with their number, actually im looking for loading test standard for this I beam.. plz help urgently thanks a lot
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11/02/2010 9:35 PM

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11/02/2010 10:37 PM

Check out this link which, among others is easily found using an internet search engine such as Google.

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11/03/2010 12:02 AM

ba/ael - thats manual for design beam. do you know the exact standard for load test this fiberglass beam?
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11/03/2010 1:37 AM

pssst ..... look on pages 19 & 20.
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11/03/2010 5:22 AM

there's no load test.. but i thinks the properties for modulus elasticity may help but for testing shown "full section" theres no standard for this test right?
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11/03/2010 12:01 PM

Flexural strength and Flexural Modulus were tested in accordance with ASTM D790. Full section testing was based on a 3 point bend with simply supported end conditions (see note 2).

I don't know how it can be made any clearer. If you want further clarification, contact either the manufacturer or ASTM.

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11/03/2010 9:36 PM

thanks a lot.. now, give me confidence to the testing and hopefully fulfill customers need
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