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Machinery Design Load Service Factors

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Machinery Design Load Service Factors

Machinery Design Load Service Factors

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Machinery design Load Service factors - looking for good references on apply structural steel design to machine design (ie frames, equipment support). Have some industry specific codes (ie overhead cranes) that address welding & beam design.

Looking for stress allowables for bending, shear & bearing, etc.
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RE: Machinery Design Load Service Factors

I have a couple of books by Blodgett
Design of Welded Structures
Design of Weldments
that might be what you are looking for. Any specific question?

RE: Machinery Design Load Service Factors

I agree with schneidsue. The books by Blodgett are an excellent reference for structural steel design.

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