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how much load can arched tubing carry,(2"x6"1/8" wall) in an arch 60'wide x 20'
The width is 60 feet and the height is 20 feet in the center .. The load
will be spanned 2 feet in the top center of the arch. If tube is not bent , it can be welded every 10 feet of the arch and a piece of flat strap welded to butt welded joint to strengthen to joint. We are actually trying to support something 2 feet wide by 30 feet long weighing 1300 pounds. The arched tubing will be fastened to a roof above which will not allow it to shift. I want to support the 1300 pound weight sitting on the arched steel roof above. The arched steel roof already exists, I just want to add arched steel support underneath. I do not want to use any of existing roof to support weight because I want to maintain prior engineered snow loads. I can bolt into roof to reduce shifting The roof is 18 gauge steel, int the shape of described arch. The base if the new support arch of 2"x6" ? Square tubing can be anchored in to cement at ends by use of steel plating and anchor bolts. -- posted from http://www.polytechforum.com/metalwo...an-594636-.htm using PolytechForum's Web, RSS and Social Media Interface to rec.crafts.metalworking and other engineering groups |
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