Це відео не доступне.
Перепрошуємо.
How to calculate goal post steel frame forces and lateral deflection using simple equations.
Вставка
- Опубліковано 16 сер 2024
- If you like the video why don't you buy us a coffee www.buymeacoff...
In this video, we'll look at an example of how we can use simple equations to check the forces and lateral deflection of goal post frames.
Our recommended books on Structural Engineering. amzn.to/3FpwLyK
To stay up to date, please like and subscribe to our channel and press the bell button!
/ @structuralengineercalcs
Should you require expertise in home extensions, loft conversions, comprehensive home renovations, or new construction projects-be it residential or commercial-our team of qualified structural engineers is available to assist you nationwide. This includes major cities such as London, Birmingham, and Greater Manchester. For inquiries or to initiate a consultation, please contact us at +44 7359 267907 or visit our official structuralengi...
It's really admirable how you always see projects through from conception to completion. I will be surely using this approach! Great job guys once again!
As a retired engineer looking to re-learn (long forgotten and unused) structural eng techniques these videos are absolutely brilliant. Single topic, concise and very clear presentations are an excellent stimulus for further reading. Thanks.
Any possibility of a design for small raft foundation?
Thank you very much for your lovely comment. Certainly, we will do, stay tuned!
The stiffness of the members would have an effect on the accuracy of the empirical equations. When UC152x23 is used as columns, BM would increase on the beam.
very good, just what i was looking for.
Hi there just revisiting this video again, i am doing some simple structural analysis on a portal frame for my MEng project (I am not a structural engineer, i am on a design/ materials pathways). I am using the equations set out in this video however I cant reference this video lol. Can you recommended a book these equations have been pull from? I have looked high and low and I cant find these specifically? I managed to find loads which are much more complex. Thank you
It was so helpful.
I’m working in US.
Would you prepare US unit version of this video.
We'll try to fit in. However, you can easily use Mathcad to convert the units!
Thanks
Hello can you please do a video on the design of battened column,box columns or box girders
can please also include which code of practice and section that you refer for those formula and constant used? tq
Thank you for your comment! Forces & deflections are important concepts in structural analysis that are used to evaluate the strength & stability of a structure. In our tutorial on calculating goal post steel frame forces & lateral deflection, we rely on a variety of equations & design procedures to accurately determine these quantities.
In terms of codes of practice, we generally follow the guidelines provided in the European standard for structural steel design, EN 1993-1-1: 2005 (also known as the Eurocode 3). This standard covers the design of steel structures, including goal post steel frames, & provides equations and procedures for calculating the forces & deflections in these frames.
We hope this helps to clarify the sources that we use in our tutorial. Thank you again for watching the video & for your question!
Great vids 😊❤
Gantry girder next video
Perfect
Thank you
CAN WE USE THIS EQUATION FOR REINFORCEMENT FRAME PLEASE
You may need the fixed base formula
Perfect
Hello..Very useful channel. Can you please make video how to design Castellated Beam according eurocode. Tank you.
We'll do! thanks for your comment. Stay tuned.
Can i do the calculations of steel cylindrical hollow handrail with same conception?
The top rail is horizontal attached with two posts vertically attached to the ground?
With a point load on the top rail
Thanks in advance
If vertical beam length is 5m?what is lateral deflection limits
Great job , could you please shown where is those formula come from please
You can easily find these formulas in the Kleinlogel Rigid Frame Formulas Handbook.
@@StructuralEngineerCalcs thank you very much for your replied
@@StructuralEngineerCalcs Can you advise on where the two deflection forumla come from? Thanks
@@StructuralEngineerCalcs Hi, could you advise where that frame lateral deflection formula comes from?