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Finite analysis for weigh bridge platform 12 x 3 mts

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Finite analysis for weigh bridge platform 12 x 3 mts

Finite analysis for weigh bridge platform 12 x 3 mts

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We are looking for a solution to manufacture a composite steel deck for weigh bridge of size 12mtr x 3 mtrs having two sections of 6 mtrs each. The main W channels are of 300 mm ( 12 inch) and cross beams of 150mm (6 inches ) are placed at 1 mtr distance. 14 such members of 3.14 meters are placed along the deck. The CLC (concentrated load capacity ) is 27 tons. The total capacity of the weigh bridge is 40 tons.
We intent to pour 4000 PSI ( M30) grade concrete of 6" on the top deck.
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Vijay Kumar .G.
gvkindia@hotmail.com
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gvk1968,

You can use Ram Steel for the analysis of the steel bridge platform. Ram steel has in built composite deck info of different vendors, for example VULCRAFT.

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