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How to read Construction Drawings #12. Crane base. GA, drainage, details, rebar.
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- Опубліковано 19 лют 2021
- SITENG - Construction Drawings #12 "Crane base". In today's video we will have a look at the crane base drawings and we will get all information needed before starting construction.
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Top man. Bro u are amongst the best of engineers. U are very meticulous
Hi Nopy! Thanks!!!
@@SITENG hello bro. I’m really grateful for ur good work
Thanks, good to hear that!
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Thank you!! Happy you like it 😁😁
Thanks Captain !
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It's a useful video, i just wanna ask is there a special Program to design a crane anchor?
Thanks
Not sure really if there is a special one, but I bet there is 😁 Probably there is a crane base design option in design softwares.
@@SITENG thanks for quick replay, Can you give more infos about. Thanks
I don't really know the programs used in design in construction in UK. Long time ago I was using Robobat which now belongs to Autocad 😁😁
Which computer program is this mate
Hi! It's Bluebeam Revu, great soft. You can download free trial www.bluebeam.com/uk/
hey quick question? when is comes to the drawings of crane job job site are prints called blue prints or drawing ? what is the deferences in the name calling is it blue prints or drawings?....great video thanks
Hi Mguel! Here in UK I've never heard anyone using name 'blueprint'. It's all the same really, blueprints, plans, drawings. People might more actually to use it to mean GA - general arrangement, but term not used on most jobs in UK.
Ahhhh I see fantastic thanks the reply had a debate with a co worker 👷 on this lol arguing over what to call them lol thanks keep up the good work
Thanks Miguel, will do 😁
any one knows how to calculate punching shear ?
Why not go to eurocode?
@@SITENG Hey! the calculation is according to Eurocode. I didn't mention that, but i was referring to the shear due to the crane leg. the problem with the crane leg is that you don't have any define perimeter. because there is a serval UPN profiles that are welded to the crane leg.
it is not a classic case like in a square column.
thanks a lot for your video's !! i learned a lot from them.