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Should I install a hoist trolley with wheels running on the lower wings of a hea180 profile as I verify the resistance of the wings?
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little targeted question. be more specific, provide all the data at your disposal and finally invite you to submit some proposals.Should I install a hoist trolley with wheels running on the lower wings of a hea180 profile as I verify the resistance of the wings?
first you need to recover a good catalog with dimensions and moments of inertia.
exactly this is the application! installing a cart with a 1ton flow rate how do I verify that the lower wings on which the wheels rest do not undergo deformations?the hoist trolleys, whether fixed or mobile, manual with chain or push, all have the reference size for mounting in beams and for flow. clearly the beam must be used and correctly bound.
an example qui.
What's wrong?View attachment 64537first you need to recover a good catalog with dimensions and moments of inertia.
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but of course everything depends on the boundary conditions, the default geometry and the material.exactly this is the application! installing a cart with a 1ton flow rate how do I verify that the lower wings on which the wheels rest do not undergo deformations?
Suppose a profile hea180 s275jrbut of course everything depends on the boundary conditions, the default geometry and the material.
constraints? The forces? would serve a schemeSuppose a profile hea180 s275jr
the sliding trolley will bring loads of about 1ton. the beam is anchored on the upper loft, but what I wanted to know is only how to verify the resistance of the profile wingsconstraints? The forces? would serve a scheme
It is true what you say but our friend would like to do something smarter.depends on the classification of the section, the stresses in play, insomma as already mentioned by the boundary conditions. localized instability may occur. There are very specific rules.

exactly thanks to all x answers!It is true what you say but our friend would like to do something smarter.
if you take the wing and see it as a beam framed the loads with the strength of the wheels of one side and check with bending and cutting.
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