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Insert Plates for Cantilever

01/17/2014 11:24 PM

INSERT PLATE RECEIVED FOR THE ERECTION OF CANTILEVER (8mtrs.long & 27T)

HAVE WELDED HOLD FASTS OF TOR STEEL Fe500, UNFORTUNATELY HOT BEND IN C SHAPE. WILL THIS HOT BENDS WILL REDUCE THE STRENGTH OF HOLD FAST, IF YES WHAT IS %.
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Re: INSERT PLATES FOR CANTILEVER

01/18/2014 4:46 AM

Shouting does not make that question any more sensible than not shouting.

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Re: Insert Plates for Cantilever

01/18/2014 1:46 PM

Insert plate?? You're talking a totally different structural engineering language than I know of......Frankly, Ive never heard of that terminology before used for cantilevered beams.

What is Fe500, a non-USA steek grade? What country is it used in?

A photograph is worth a thousand words. So is concise clarification.

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01/18/2014 5:42 PM

Fe 500 is, I believe, an Indian designation for rebar with a yield of 500N/mm2 . It sounds as though he is fabricating the insert plate using rebar for anchors. The channel is a mystery.

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