While I'm not an engineer, I am a Fitter/Millwright & coded structural welder and I use these youtube videos to work out if my designs are going to hold for a factory I contract to. Very helpfull. Thank you
What a fantastic page thank you for putting this together. I was wondering would you have a worked example of design of a post fixed chemical anchors through a steel plate into concrete ?
Good day, can you please resend the link to recommended structural books the provided link doesnt go through and thank you very much for the amazing videos
Another excellent video. Which one of the team is doing these? Who ever it is.. Please don't stop. I'm using these to produce my own reference sheets for future projects and exams (eventually).. Much appreciated as always.
I have a doubt sir, if we have a pole of 10m, it has splitted into two as one half as 3m and other half as 7m. Both are connected with flange welded to each end and bolted together. The 3m portion had connected on the wall with ubolt.. the 7m projecting straight up. The question do it be more rigid ? Or continuous pole without split would be rigid ?
When you provide 4 bolts as given it will become a mome t connection. If you need pure pimned connection the bolts should be close to web. ANY COMMENTS?
No. The baseplate will be too thin to resist any significant moment. You'll need an 8-bolt configuration similar in layout to a portal rafter connection to effectively resist any moments at the base.