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Calculating Skirt Access Reinforcement.

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innovation2

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Jan 26, 2005
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I am wondering if anyone has an approach to calculate the reinforcement required for a 24" hole in a 5/8" skirt. The supports are designed to ASCE7-05.
 
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Well, a simple method might be area replacement.

Regards,

Mike
 
As SnTMan said, but with a bit more words: thread809-115633

jt
 
jaybone,

Check out this thread... thread794-170653

I use the same approach as jte... "calculate the moment of inertia of the skirt without an opening, then calculate the moment of inertia with an unreinforced opening, then calculate how much reinforcement you'd need to maintain the original moment of inertia"
 
EN 13445 Part 3, Chapter 16 has some methods for calculating skirt reinforcing as well. There are limits based on the opening diameter and the vessel (skirt) diameter.
 
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