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271828 replied to the thread Simple yield line question.Can't assume 45 deg or any other angle. YLA is an upper bound solution, so you'll need to find the angle that results in the lowest...
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Did you try contacting the RAM folks? My guess is that this is a question they have heard a lot recently. And, they've almost certainly...
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271828 replied to the thread Floorvibe for RAM SS.I bet you would get an email response at floorvibe.com. My understanding is they are still selling copies of FloorVibe. Not sure about...
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p = −mv − mv = −2mv I do not understand if the rocks stick or say accumulate on the machine . Say does not accumulate , The upper...
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You can consider it as shock loading with a half sine wave forcing function. Alternatively an impulse excitation can be assumed.
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271828 replied to the thread Axial capacity of HSS with slender elements per ASIC 360-22.In the 15th and 16th edition Manuals, the default Fy is 50 ksi for rectangular HSS. These calcs are based on the AISC Spec. Section E7...
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271828 replied to the thread Axial capacity of HSS with slender elements per ASIC 360-22.Just a quick comment. The spreadsheet you uploaded had Fy = 46 ksi. The AISC Manual Part 4 tables are for 50 ksi. Any chance that's the...
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Lol that is one of the best arguments against the metric system I've every read! :) Yeah, we our trailing powers of 10 can be a bit of...
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Thanks 217808, I had not seen this article before and have not dug into the canadian standard, but assuming x bar prime is the same as x...
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I seem to remember a prof once talking about this and I recall him saying something about unexpected eccentricity of load as a concern...
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271828 replied to the thread The dangers of software and code changes.A W18x35 has Ix = 510 in.^4. That is a lot of mm^4 and a tiny number of m^4 ! With USC units, I need scientific notation about twice...
