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I'm in need of some tips/help regarding some forces for the design of a structure.
I have a sliding window that will impact on a steel square profile (represented in blue). The glazing sliding window will have a total mass around 150 kg, a impact height of...
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Recently, I have to design some bolt connection between two steel profiles for a simply supported beam, and I'm having some troubles on how to get the shear for the bolts conecting the steel profiles.
The bolts are intended to be bolted with a 500...
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I have an aluminum U chanel that where a cladding will be fixed. This cladding will transmit forces according to the scheme below.
This forces will tranlate on a bending moment according to the yy axis on the...
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I am currently analyzing a glass DOUBLE IGU panel supported on both sides by structural silicone (please check pictures below).
I would like to know if there is any way to calculate the maximum stress on the silicone as a function of the weight and...
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I'm having some troubles solving a problem. It might be an obvious answer, but I'm kind of stuck.
The problem consists on a glass sheet that came out bended due to thermal treatment in aprox. 4/5 mm. This deformation doesn't allow a mosquito net to slide behind it.
As the panel...
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I'm having some troubles, and I really don't know if i'm over complicating. Hopefully some of you will be able to help me.
I'm currently trying to prepare some hand formulas to put on my excel sheet to evaluate the chord shortening of a glass panel when subjected to wind pressure.
I'm...
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I'm having some issues analyzing the structural integrity of sliding window when subjected to wind pressure perpendicular to the glass panes.
I have two glass panels supported by some aluminium frameworks profiles with a steel reinforcement bar ( see image bellow). I can take the area...
