no that would then be 2.24LOL. QUICK!, recheck your calcs and multiply by 1.4 and 1.6
Cracks under Steel Beam
- Thread starter billm
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To be strictly accurate the numeric value used as a factor of safety varies greatly accoirding to the situation.
1.4 & 1.6 are used fr respectively dead and live loads for steel and concrete using limit state design. Further factors are then applied to the material strengths
We'd use 3 typically for bearing pile design, (sometimes 2.5 dependant on pile type) and 10 IIRC for lift cables.
Sometimes the value is actualy zero, Ie the load is ignored
1.4 & 1.6 are used fr respectively dead and live loads for steel and concrete using limit state design. Further factors are then applied to the material strengths
We'd use 3 typically for bearing pile design, (sometimes 2.5 dependant on pile type) and 10 IIRC for lift cables.
Sometimes the value is actualy zero, Ie the load is ignored
And of course if you are Eurocode slanted 1.35 and 1.5 spring to mind
Or 1.35 and 1.5 depending....LOL. QUICK!, recheck your calcs and multiply by 1.4 and 1.6
5950 for me. I voted Brexit.
Anyone else wondering if the strucure has collapsed yet?
Like Britain, I think these things rarely collapse, they just gently decline.
Lol. Too right.
And if there were better builders running the job, it would be the best installed beam in the world.
You need to have more patience.
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