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Thread: aluminum i beam capabilities

Started 1 month ago by srhodes
I am trying to design a materials handling system that would incorporate an alum i beam. this beam would need to be 24' long. it would be supported at 4' and 12'(midpoint). It would incorporate a manual chain hoist and trolley that would lift 275 lbs live load at the unsupported end and then traverse the length. Maximum weight at end would be 325 lbs. This system needs to be knock down capable ...
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desertfox replied 1 month ago
Hi srhodes What do you want help with? only your post doesn't say. desertfox

arunmrao replied 1 month ago
( If weight is a constraint,you could consider using lighter sections in steel as the maximium load is 325lbs.Movement of steel trolley wheels on aluminium will create severe damages and reduce life of the beam , )

srhodes replied 1 month ago
Thanks for your responses. I am trying to determine the type and size of I beam necessary. I will use a trolley with synthetic covered wheels so it shouldn't damage the alum I beam.

desertfox replied 1 month ago
Hi shrodes How is the beam supported:- built in, simple suports I assume but I need to know. desertfox

metengr replied 1 month ago
srhodes; I would recommend you post in the forum below for help with design forum507: Structural engineering other technical topics

 

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srhodes
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aluminum i beam capabilities
Published (2009-11-14 10:53:00)
Thanks for your responses. I am trying to determine the type and size of I beam necessary. I will use a trolley with synthetic covered wheels so it shouldn't damage the alum I beam.
desertfox
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aluminum i beam capabilities
Published (2009-11-14 10:56:00)
Hi shrodes How is the beam supported:- built in, simple suports I assume but I need to know. desertfox
arunmrao
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aluminum i beam capabilities
Published (2009-11-14 09:52:00)
( If weight is a constraint,you could consider using lighter sections in steel as the maximium load is 325lbs.Movement of steel trolley wheels on aluminium  will create severe damages and reduce life of the beam , )
metengr
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aluminum i beam capabilities
Published (2009-11-14 11:09:00)
srhodes; I would recommend you post in the forum below for help with design forum507: Structural engineering other technical topics

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