Garry1234
Industrial
- Jun 29, 2018
- 6
Good day,
I am wondering if someone will be able to please assist me? I am currently trying to redesign a support that is spot welded underneath a steel shelf. (Please see images attached). The current design uses a large quantity of material and I do not believe that it is very strong. I have also attached a proposed design - that I feel is extremely strong and is a better design.
My question is - Is the triangular support the best to implement? what is the best angle to use for the triangular support and the best height of the triangle so that I can use the least amount of material whilst keeping the shelf extremely strong?
Does the height of the triangle matter with regards to strength in a bending force?
Thank you very much
I am wondering if someone will be able to please assist me? I am currently trying to redesign a support that is spot welded underneath a steel shelf. (Please see images attached). The current design uses a large quantity of material and I do not believe that it is very strong. I have also attached a proposed design - that I feel is extremely strong and is a better design.
My question is - Is the triangular support the best to implement? what is the best angle to use for the triangular support and the best height of the triangle so that I can use the least amount of material whilst keeping the shelf extremely strong?
Does the height of the triangle matter with regards to strength in a bending force?
Thank you very much
