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  1. Kirkwood00007

    Type of Concrete and dept of pad

    Hear you, all I can do is make the reccomendation. Sometimes operations rules, in this case they did. My calculations had the depth set almost 1.5' deeper.
  2. Kirkwood00007

    Type of Concrete and dept of pad

    I went with a pier foundation with 12" radius and 4' depth, because of the water level being so low in New Iberia.
  3. Kirkwood00007

    Padeye Welding Procedure

    The Skid is square 2" tubing 1/4" thick. I have designed the skid with (4) 1.125" thick padeyes capable of supporting 13.5 metric tons. I just don't know if they should be attached by full penetration welds, what the best method of attachment should be. The skid should not weigh more than...
  4. Kirkwood00007

    Padeye Welding Procedure

    I have a skid that I am trying to weld padeyes on, and I am looking for some references to find the proper welding procedure. Any ideas would be helpful.
  5. Kirkwood00007

    Type of Concrete and dept of pad

    Thanks to all I have completed the design.
  6. Kirkwood00007

    Steel Pole Selection

    How would I go about getting a free design from Valmont?
  7. Kirkwood00007

    Type of Concrete and dept of pad

    This structure will be used to some support a RFID Scanning system which will scan trailers of Well Testing Equipment as it leaves our yard. I have included the proposed design...
  8. Kirkwood00007

    Steel Pole Selection

    What formula would I use to determine the selection of a steel pole that when properly cemented into the ground would with stand 150mph winds?
  9. Kirkwood00007

    Type of Concrete and dept of pad

    I am trying to design a simple structure with one vertical pole about 15' high and attached @ a 45degree another 4' member, weighing 600#. What forumlas should I use to calculate: the type of concrete and the dimensions of the support pad? Any help be great!

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